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Check a certificate.
See who issued it, who it belongs to, and whether it's still valid, straight from the record.
Holding the paper? Point your phone camera at the QR code. It opens this check directly.
What the result means
Nyvarra shows the certificate's status as it is right now, not as it was printed.
- Credential record verified
Genuine and current. Check the name and details match the copy you were given.
- 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 now ended.
- This credential was revoked
The issuer withdrew it. Don't rely on it.
- The record does not match its proof
The data has been altered since it was issued. Treat it as not genuine.
- Credential not found
No certificate has that serial. Check for typos, or it isn't a Nyvarra certificate.
A forged PDF can carry a forged link. Scanning the printed code, or typing the serial here, always reaches the real record.
Who issued the certificate, to whom, and that it hasn't changed. The issuer stands behind what it says; Nyvarra isn't an accreditor.
HR and background-check teams can verify in bulk through the verification API. How bulk checks work