CoreX Credentials, Proof & Documents
One governed record. Multiple trusted presentations.
CoreX separates authoritative trust and evidence records from their visual presentation. Credentials, verification receipts and governed proof references can therefore be presented for people, organisations, programmes, events, purchases and configurations without creating conflicting sources of truth.
Responsive verification results for supported credential, purchase/order, event and governed proof references.
Human-readable and print-ready credential or evidence presentation with verification reference where applicable.
Compact reference for credentials, documents, products, events and field use.
Machine-readable projection for institutional, partner, automation and IoT workflows.
Standards-based holder presentation where the applicable credential profile and wallet integration are enabled.
Tenant-specific branding, domains and languages while protected trust fields remain unchanged.
What can be represented
Presentation is determined by the underlying authoritative record and disclosure policy. Depending on the use case, a result can include a credential identifier and lifecycle, issuer, permitted subject details, evidence references, signature status, order or receipt reference, product/configuration identity, event or programme reference, verification route and audit receipt. Fields that are unavailable or not applicable remain unasserted rather than being invented.
Authority remains separated
Shopify remains the commerce authority for store orders and payment status. CoreX VECTOR controls governed configurations, entitlements, manifests, deployments and operational evidence. CoreX Verify controls credential lifecycle and cryptographic verification. CoreX Identity controls applicable identity assurance. A presentation can combine references to these authorities without replacing them.
Credential presentation
Eligible credentials may project to browser verification, QR credential card, certificate/PDF, JSON/API, badge/share card, wallet-ready credential or partner-branded output. Credential identifier, issuer authority, lifecycle, signature proof and verification reference remain protected even where presentation branding changes.
Availability
Live: unified public Verify & Prove, credential lifecycle verification, and reconciled transaction proof examples. Governed/managed: eligible credential/document and Experience access workflows. Integration-dependent: wallet delivery, external ledger anchoring, customer-account holder binding, custom domains and regulated authority integrations activate only when their required provider, policy and assurance gates are satisfied.
Learn how verification works · Explore CoreX Identity & Access
CoreX does not represent itself as a government identity scheme, qualified trust service provider, statutory registry or external accreditation body unless a specific service has independently obtained and expressly states that status.
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