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Official Stamp Verification

VeriDoc Stamp helps users verify the identity associated with a stamp on an official document. When the VeriDoc Stamp is scanned, users can access the registered stamp details and check whether the person or authority behind the stamp matches the verification record. Supporting document and blockchain information provides additional context when assessing the stamped document.

Official Stamp Verification

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Confirms the Person Behind the Stamp Reduces the Risk of Stamp Misuse Simplifies Identity Checks

How VeriDoc Stamp Verification Works

Core Verification Features of VeriDoc Stamp

Scan-to-Verify Access

Scan-to-Verify Access

Scanning the VeriDoc Stamp opens its verification record, giving users direct access to the information associated with the stamp rather than relying only on its physical appearance.

Registered Identity Details

Registered Identity Details

The verification record displays details associated with the registered stamp owner, allowing users to check the identity of the person or authority connected with the stamp.

Blockchain Verification Record

Blockchain Verification Record

The verification page can also display transaction and blockchain information linked to the stamp, providing a traceable reference for the registered verification record.

How VeriDoc Global Powers VeriDoc Stamp Verification

VeriDoc Global provides the verification technology that connects a VeriDoc Stamp with its registered verification information. When the stamp is scanned, users can access the associated record and review details about the registered stamp owner, helping them check whether the identity behind the stamp matches the person or authority represented on the document.

By connecting stamp scanning with registered identity details, VeriDoc Global provides a more reliable way to assess who is behind a stamped document. This can help organisations reduce the risk of relying on stamps that have been copied, misused or presented as belonging to someone else.