Verify a Record

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Standards and implementation guidance.

The QR‑V documentation is organized as a technical reference for protocol implementers, issuer organizations, developers, auditors and verification users.

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Overview

What is QR‑V?

QR‑V™ is registry-backed verification infrastructure. It turns a QR code from a simple pointer into a resolvable reference backed by an authorized issuer, canonical record, deterministic status and integrity checks.

Verification question

Does this scan resolve to the authentic, current, issuer-authorized registry record?

Core concepts

Identifier
QRV-{ENV}-{TYPE}-{SEQUENCE}

A deterministic identifier that states environment, record class and sequence.

Resolver
HTTPS + qrv://

Routes the reference to the authorized verification endpoint and registry namespace.

Registry
Canonical record

Stores issuer, subject, state, timestamps, privacy, hash and signature references.

Integrity
SHA-256 active · Ed25519 pending

Canonical JSON hashing is active. Ed25519 signing and validation remain a required production gate.

Identifier format

QRV-{ENV}-{TYPE}-{SEQUENCE}
QRV-PROD-CERT-000001
https://qrv.network/verify/QRV-PROD-CERT-000001

Verification states

VERIFIEDREVOKEDEXPIREDNOT_FOUNDINVALID_SIGNATURESUSPENDED_ISSUERERROR

Getting started

  1. Verify the canonical public launch record.
  2. Review QRVP-1 identifiers and response states.
  3. Define your issuer and record authorization model.
  4. Request pilot access for protected issuance capabilities.