Trust and transparency
Inspect the evidence behind covered records.
UnifyID publishes checkpoint information and signing keys that developers can use to verify supported integrity evidence.
Public checkpoint information is available without signing in.
Illustrative response
$ curl -s $UNIFYID/v1/public/transparency/checkpoints/latest
sequence ................ 4118
sealed .................. hour ending 14:00 UTC
statement ............... 256 bytes
previous root ........... matches 4117
signature (ES256) ....... valid
checked with ............ your own library
Verify signatures
Check a published checkpoint against the corresponding public signing key.
Check covered records
Use a supported proof bundle to check whether a record matches the checkpoint that covers it.
Understand the result
An integrity check can help detect changes to a covered record. It does not prove that every statement in the record is true or describe everything an external application does.