Call receipt
Check a receipt yourself.
Was this call really made?
Paste a signed receipt. It is checked here, in your browser — the receipt is never sent to Vertias. The only request made is to the issuer’s own address, for the public keys they publish.
- It says
- That a receipt was signed by the issuer it names, using a key that issuer publishes, and that nothing in it has changed since — the agent, the call, the verdict, the cost and the time.
- It does not say
- That the issuer is trustworthy. Anyone can run PassControl and issue receipts about their own agents. The signature proves the record is intact; it does not vouch for whoever made it.
- Nor
- What the provider replied. A receipt binds the request and the gateway’s decision, not the response.
- Absence
- Proves nothing. A call with no receipt is not evidence a call did not happen. Receipts are a record, not a ledger that is guaranteed complete.
Checking is done entirely in your browser, using the same open verification code anyone can run themselves. Vertias never receives the receipt.