How it works

The link that accounts for itself

Today, anyone can forward a link via email, WhatsApp or SMS. The recipient usually cannot verify whether that link actually came from the right company.

With a vURL, that changes. A vURL can only be created by a pre-validated company. The vURL contains a technical connection with that company and a control mechanism that allows the recipient to verify that the link is authentic and has not been modified.

You do not need to trust anyone.
The link proves it itself.

Only created by validated organisations

Cryptographic proof that content has not changed

No app or installation needed to verify

Works via email, SMS, QR, PDF and websites

10 use cases

The most relevant sectors

vURL and vDOMAIN are relevant in any sector where the authenticity of digital communications matters.

EPC inspectors & audits

Each EPC inspection can be published via a vURL. Recipients verify whether the report was genuinely issued by the certified inspector and whether the content has since been altered. Forgeries and version disputes become a thing of the past.

Energy companies & invoices

Energy companies secure their official websites with vDOMAIN and send invoices, contracts and payments as vURLs. Customers always know whether a message genuinely comes from their supplier.

Municipalities & local governments

Official documents such as permits, subsidies and regulations are published as vURLs. Citizens can always verify whether a document is genuine and unaltered - without having to call the government.

HR, payslips & contracts

Payslips, contracts and certificates receive a vURL so that employees, banks and third parties can verify that the document was officially issued and has not been altered.

Schools, universities & diplomas

Diplomas, certificates and attestations are issued via a vURL. Employers independently verify whether the document is genuine and which institution issued it - without contacting the school.

Real estate & property managers

Minutes, statements and building reports receive a vURL so that buyers, owners and notaries can always consult the original and official version.

ISO certificates & quality marks

ISO certificates and audits are published via a vURL so that customers and partners can immediately verify whether a certificate is valid and official.

Events & trade fairs

QR codes on stands link to vURLs so visitors always see which organisation the link comes from. This prevents misuse at trade fairs. Personal vURLs make it possible to share information effortlessly, without additional software.

Customer portals

Login emails, payment links and customer actions go through vURLs so users can always verify whether they are on the correct portal.

Compliance & legal documents

General terms and conditions, privacy statements and compliance documents are published as vURLs so that it can always be determined which version is officially in force.

Ready to go further?

Read more about the technology behind vURL, or see how vDOMAIN works for your domain.