Spot a fake verification website
Real results only ever come from nyvarra.app. Check the address bar before you trust a result.
A forger who edits a PDF can also change the link printed on it, and point it at a copy of Nyvarra's verify page that always says Genuine. The certificate's record on Nyvarra can't be changed, so the defence is making sure you're looking at it.
- The address bar must say nyvarra.app, exactly. Not nyvarra-verify.com, nyvarra.app.example.com or a shortened link.
- Every result page has a strip at the top saying real results only come from nyvarra.app. If a page on another address shows it, the strip turns red.
- Type nyvarra.app/verify yourself and enter the serial printed on the certificate, rather than following a link you were sent.
- Nyvarra never asks for a password, payment or personal details to check a certificate. Checking is always free.
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