What information is needed to verify a credential?

A verifier typically needs the credential ID or a credential-linked verification URL supplied by the issuer or credential holder.

Can institutions issue credentials through IECC Digital?

Yes. Institutions, academies, and approved issuers can apply through the partner program to issue cryptographically signed digital credentials.

Does a valid verification result replace independent due diligence?

No. A valid verification result confirms system-recorded integrity and status, but employers, institutions, and regulators should still apply context-appropriate due diligence for high-impact decisions.

An initiative of IECC Global

Official Credential Verification Portal

Q: What does IECC Digital verify?

IECC Digital verifies whether an IECC-issued credential exists, whether its record is intact, and whether its current status is valid, revoked, expired, or otherwise changed.

Instantly verify IECC-issued credentials with cryptographic proof and tamper-evident records.

Authorized Verification Only

Cryptographically Signed

Every credential is digitally signed for authenticity

Issuer-Backed Records

Directly verified by issuing institutions

Independent Verification

Anyone can independently validate record integrity

Verified via IECC Open Protocol

WEB3 READY

AI AGENTS (MCP SUPPORTED)

ECDSA SIGNED

Open Source Protocol

Open Verification Protocol

Verification logic is publicly inspectable. Anyone can independently validate record integrity and issuer signatures.

View Protocol on GitHub

Verification FAQ

Common Questions About Verification

Get quick answers to the most frequently asked questions about credential verification.

What does IECC Digital verify?

We verify the integrity and current status of credential records, including whether a credential is valid, revoked, expired, or not found.

Who can use the verification portal?

Employers, institutions, licensing bodies, partners, and credential holders can use the portal to review public verification results.

What is required to verify a credential?

You typically need a credential ID or credential-specific verification link provided by the issuer or the credential holder.

Should organizations rely only on an automated result?

No. High-impact decisions should include independent review, issuer confirmation where appropriate, and compliance checks relevant to the jurisdiction and use case.