Sample · live VC

A real W3C VC. Inspect every field.

This is a real Verifiable Credential format Probatum issues. Toggle to json-ld to see the raw payload, including the Ed25519 proof and chain hash.

  • Format: W3C Verifiable Credentials v2.0
  • Proof: Ed25519Signature2020
  • Revocation: StatusList2021
  • Issuer: did:key on /security
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W3C Verifiable Credential verified
status
Valid — Not Revoked
framework
SOC 2 Type II
controls
CC6.1, CC6.2, CC7.2, CC8.1
score
0.94
signature
Ed25519 ✓ 4f8a…b9e2
issuer
did:key:z6MkpTHR8VNsBxYAAWHu…
chain_hash
a3f8b2c1d4e5f607…
issued_at
2026-05-23T14:08:42Z

Run the verifier · in your browser

Don’t trust the badge. Verify the math.

The widget below runs the same 7-step verification flow as the production CLI. Edit a single byte of the credential to see the signature check fail.

Live verifier · runs in your browser

idle
  1. Click Verify to run the 7-step check.

This demo runs entirely in your browser using @noble/ed25519. For the bundled sample VC, step 4 is a real Ed25519 cryptographic signature check. For any other pasted credential, step 4 is a structural check only — the verdict reads “structurally valid” instead of “valid.” The production CLI (probatum-verify) performs full cryptographic verification against the issuer’s DID document for every credential.