The public verify page

Every certificate carries an unguessable ID. We surface the verify page at /verify/<id> publicly — recruiters, parents and employers can all confirm a credential without signing up. There's also a lookup at /verify where anyone can paste an ID.

What the verify page shows

• The recipient's name, exactly as it was issued.
• The course or programme the certificate is for.
• The issue date and the issuing academy.
• The certificate ID, so it can be cross-checked against your records.

Why it matters

A certificate is only as valuable as it is trustworthy. A public, no-login verify page means your credential can't be faked with a screenshot — anyone evaluating a graduate can confirm it in seconds. That's what turns a course completion into something a learner can confidently put on a CV or LinkedIn.

Common questions

• Does the verifier need an account? No — the verify page is fully public.
• Can someone guess another certificate's URL? No — IDs are unguessable, so only people you've shared a certificate with can reach its verify page.
• Does it work for bulk-issued certificates too? Yes — every certificate, single or bulk, gets its own verify URL.