Every AICA credential is recorded in the official registry, signed with the AICA registry key, and entered in a public transparency log. Enter a credential ID to check its status directly against the source.
The credential ID appears on the certificate and in the QR code, in the format AICA-CODE-XXXXXXXXXX.
A certificate image can be copied. A registry entry with a cryptographic signature cannot. This page checks the credential against the authoritative AICA registry in real time.
Every credential AICA issues is a record in the official registry with a non-guessable ID. If an ID is not in the registry, the credential does not exist, whatever a document may claim.
Each record is signed with the AICA registry key at the moment of issue. On every lookup, the server recomputes the signature check against AICA's published public key, so a tampered record fails verification.
Every issue and revocation is appended to a hash-chained transparency log. Each entry commits to the one before it, which makes silent back-dating or deletion detectable.
AICA publishes its verification keys at aicauthority.org/.well-known/did.json and jwks.json. Independent systems can verify AICA signatures without relying on this page at all.
Honest note: verification confirms that a credential was issued by AICA, is within its validity period, and has not been revoked. It is not an endorsement of any other claim a holder may make. Only lookups on aicauthority.org query the authoritative registry.
Every AICA certification carries a signed, publicly checkable registry record.