- Issuer
- ONEGODIAN, LLC
- Integrity
- Hash registered · Ed25519 pending
- Standard
- QVS-1.0
Global verification network
Turn every
scan into proof.
Registry-backed verification for certificates, credentials, documents, products, and digital records.
What QR‑V solves
A QR code can point anywhere. QR‑V establishes what is true.
Each scan resolves to a canonical registry entry, validates the issuer and checks the record’s current status and integrity.
Ordinary QR codes
A visual pointer with no built-in assurance about the destination, issuer, status, or underlying data.
- Destination can change
- No canonical record
- No revocation state
QR‑V verification
A structured reference backed by issuer identity, registry state, cryptographic integrity and an auditable lifecycle.
- Known issuing authority
- Deterministic status
- Hash and signature checks
How verification works
One scan. Six trust checks.
QRVP-1 connects the physical or digital QR mark to the resolver, API, registry and integrity layer.
- 01
Scan
A user scans a QR‑V mark or enters the QRVID.
- 02
Resolve
The identifier routes to the authorized verification endpoint.
- 03
Locate
The registry finds the canonical issuer-backed record.
- 04
Validate
Stored SHA-256 hash checks confirm integrity; Ed25519 validation is the next production gate.
- 05
Evaluate
Status, issuer authority, privacy and expiration are resolved.
- 06
Return
A clear VERIFIED, REVOKED, EXPIRED or failure result appears.
Live public verification
Verify the network’s canonical public record.
The live verifier resolves persistent registry data and displays the current issuer, lifecycle, disclosure, and integrity state.
Initial product layer
Verified certificates first. Every record class next.
Certificates
Diplomas, training completion, professional credentials and awards.
Explore use case →Membership IDs
Membership standing, organization-issued identification and access status.
Explore use case →Documents
Agreements, notices, policies, licenses and compliance records.
Explore use case →Products
Authenticity, origin, warranty and chain-of-custody verification.
Explore use case →Property & assets
Registry references for accountable asset and property records.
Explore use case →Event credentials
Tickets, credentials and time-bound participation records.
Explore use case →Issuer operations
Issue, manage and revoke from one accountable workflow.
Approved organizations receive a controlled workspace for certificates, QR codes, records, analytics, team access, API keys and audit history.
- Structured record issuance
- Instant QRVID generation
- Role-based team controls
- Lifecycle and revocation management
Start issuing
Plans built for pilots, teams and institutions.
Validate your first workflow with a controlled issuer pilot.
Issuer Portal access for up to 1,000 managed records.
Team controls, API access and up to 25,000 records.
Developer access
Verification infrastructure with a clear contract.
Integrate QR‑V through deterministic REST responses, documented statuses, issuer APIs and the QRVP-1 protocol model.
GET https://qrv.network/api/v1/verify/QRV-PROD-CERT-000001
{
"status": "VERIFIED",
"integrity": {
"hashValid": true,
"signatureState": "PENDING_ED25519"
}
}Open developer portalNetwork status
All public systems operational
QR-V newsroom
Latest from the verification network.
Developer Community Updates
Developer Community Updates. This article discusses aspects of the QR-V™ Global Verification Network.
Community Growth in the QR-V Ecosystem
Community Growth in the QR-V Ecosystem. This article discusses aspects of the QR-V™ Global Verification Network.
Platform Improvements in the QR-V Network
Platform Improvements in the QR-V Network. This article discusses aspects of the QR-V™ Global Verification Network.
Founder and origin
Built to make verification accountable.
QR‑V™ was founded and originated by Gregory L. Jones, also known as One Gregory Onegodian™, and is commercially owned by ONEGODIAN, LLC. The platform is structured around traceable issuer authority, canonical records and public-safe verification.
Read the platform record →A better trust layer
