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What each verification result means

Verified, revoked, replaced, expired, or failed integrity.

  • Credential record verified: the certificate is genuine and current.
  • This credential was revoked: the issuer withdrew it. Don't rely on it.
  • A newer credential replaces this one: the issuer corrected it. Ask for the newer version, which the result links to.
  • This credential has expired: it was valid for a fixed period that has ended.
  • The record does not match its proof: the data has been altered. Treat it as not genuine.
  • Credential not found: the serial doesn't exist. Check for typos; if it's right, the certificate isn't a Nyvarra certificate.

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