QRVP-1 protocol

The trust layer behind every QR‑V scan.

QRVP-1 defines how identifiers, resolvers, registries, issuers, signatures, privacy controls, revocation and verification responses work together.

Protocol model

From physical mark to canonical truth.

QR‑V does not treat the QR image as proof. It treats the image as an entry point into a controlled verification process.

01QR code
02QRVID
03Resolver
04Verification API
05Registry
06Integrity result
IdentifierQRV-{ENV}-{TYPE}-{SEQUENCE}

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

ResolverHTTPS + qrv://

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

RegistryCanonical record

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

IntegritySHA-256 active · Ed25519 pending

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

StatusDeterministic response

Returns VERIFIED, REVOKED, EXPIRED, NOT_FOUND, INVALID_SIGNATURE or another defined state.

Primary protocolQRVP-1
Verification standardQVS-1.0
Initial record classCERT
Production namespaceqrv.network