vURL – Publicly verifiable links & documents

A vURL (Verified URL) is a technically secured link that allows anyone to independently check whether a document, web page or dataset is genuine, comes from the correct sender and has not been altered.

A vURL does not replace a login, signature or identity check. The vURL acts as a publicly verifiable digital seal on information.

  • Authenticity check without software installation
  • Immutable verification through cryptographic hashing
  • Independently verifiable by anyone
  • Can be anchored externally via public blockchain

With a vURL you can safely share official information via e-mail, QR code, website, PDF or digital communication, without the recipient having to trust the sender — the link proves it itself.

What does a vURL prove?
  • That the content has not been changed since publication
  • That the content comes from a known publisher
  • That the technical signature is valid
  • That the verification can be checked externally

What does a vURL not prove?
  • No personal identity
  • No login or access rights
  • No legal signature
  • No authorisation system