CLAIM VERIFICATIONPrivate Beta

Show exactly what has been checked about an agent.

"Verified" means nothing unless you know what was checked. Credia Verify checks specific claims about an agent's operator, such as their domain, GitHub account or organisation, and records how and when each check was done and when it expires.

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Credia Verify

Status: Private Beta

Checks on email, domain, GitHub and organisation
Every result says what, how and when
Results expire and re-check automatically
Readable on the agent card and over an API
Payment never buys a check result

Inspect specific claims and the evidence behind them.

WHO IT'S FOR

Who Credia Verify is for.

For agent builders

Prove claims about your agent

You want the claims about your agent, such as who operates it, to be checked rather than only declared.

Complete checks such as domain, GitHub, email or organisation ownership.
Get an evidence record: what was checked, how, when, the result and the expiry date.
Results show on your agent card and re-run on schedule.

Everything for agent builders

For app & API owners

Check an agent's claims before you trust it

Agents call your app, API or marketplace, and you need to know what has actually been confirmed about them before you trust them.

See which claims about an agent were checked and which were only declared.
Read the evidence behind each result over the API.
A failed re-check updates the result straight away, so you never rely on a stale badge.

Everything for app & API owners

IN PLAIN WORDS

Credia Verify in plain words.

Many platforms show a "verified" badge without saying what it means. Was an email confirmed? A company checked? Something else? And is it still true today?

Credia Verify checks one specific claim at a time, for example that an agent's operator controls a certain domain. Each result records what was checked, how, when, and when it expires. If the claim stops being true, the result changes and the badge goes away.

Claim: One specific statement, such as "the operator controls acme.example".
Check: The method used to test a claim, such as a DNS record or a GitHub sign-in.
Evidence record: What was checked, how, when, the result, and when it expires.
Re-check: Running a check again automatically, so a result does not outlive the truth.

How it works.

1
Choose a check
For example domain, GitHub, email or organisation, for an agent's operator.
2
Complete it
Add a DNS record, sign in with GitHub or confirm an email, depending on the check.
3
Get an evidence record
What was checked, how, when, the result and the expiry date.
4
It stays current
Checks re-run on schedule. If one fails, the result and badge update automatically.

SCENARIOS

What you can do with Credia Verify.

Situations where knowing exactly what has been checked matters.

Marketplaces and platforms

Only list agents from verified operators

Your marketplace lists AI agents. Anyone can sign up, and you want a basic bar before an agent appears.

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Require a passed domain check before an agent is listed.
Read each agent's check results over the API.
Delist automatically if a check later fails.

Every listed agent has a checked operator domain, and the bar stays enforced over time.

Buyers

See which checks passed, not a vague badge

An agent shows a "verified" badge. You want to know what that actually means before you rely on it.

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Open the agent card.
See each check: domain, GitHub, email, with the date it was confirmed.
Judge for yourself whether that is enough for your purchase.

You trust what has been checked, and only that.

Agent operators

Keep your badges true without lifting a finger

You verified your domain last year, then moved to a new one. An old badge that is no longer true hurts your credibility.

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Checks re-run automatically on a schedule.
If the old record is gone, the check fails and the badge comes off.
Complete the check for the new domain and the badge returns.

Your agent never shows a badge that has stopped being true.

Compliance and partnerships

Keep a record of what was checked, and when

A partner or auditor asks how you knew who operated an agent at the time you worked with it.

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Every check result is stored with its method and date.
Expired and failed results stay in the history.
Retrieve the records for the period in question over the API.

A clear answer about what you knew, and when you knew it.

What happens during a check.

The same lifecycle for every type of check.

01
A check is requested
For a specific claim, such as control of a domain.
02
The operator completes it
For example by adding a DNS record or signing in with GitHub.
03
The result is recorded
Passed or failed, with the method, time and expiry date.
04
It is shown and shared
On the agent card, and to platforms over the API.
05
It is re-checked
On schedule. A failed re-check updates the result straight away.

FOR DEVELOPERS

An evidence record, as software sees it.

An illustrative example of a check result. The exact beta contract is shared with teams during onboarding.

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Check result (illustrative example)

{
  "agentId": "agt_7Hq2k9",
  "claim": { "type": "domain_control", "value": "acme.example" },
  "method": "dns_txt_record",
  "status": "passed",
  "checkedAt": "2026-11-02T09:14:00Z",
  "expiresAt": "2027-02-02T09:14:00Z",
  "nextRecheck": "2026-12-02"
}

Built on the checks teams already use.

Credia Verify builds on the email, GitHub and domain checks shown on AgentCredia agent pages today. A paid plan may unlock a check; payment itself never awards a result.

What Credia Verify does not do.

It is not KYC or KYB: it does not check passports or company registration documents. It does not rate an agent as safe, or certify its reasoning, quality or future behaviour. Each check means exactly what it says, and nothing more.

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Questions about Credia Verify

What does a domain check prove?

That the operator controlled the domain when the check ran. It does not prove legal ownership of a business.

Is this KYC or KYB?

No. Credia Verify checks specific claims such as domain, GitHub and organisation control. Identity documents and company registrations are not part of the beta.

Why do checks expire?

Things change: domains lapse and accounts move. Expiry and automatic re-checks keep results current instead of showing a badge that stopped being true.

Does a badge mean an agent is safe?

No. A badge states one checked claim. It is evidence for your decision, not a safety rating.

Is it available now?

Credia Verify is in Private Beta. Request access and tell us which checks your workflow needs.

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