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Zentra Verify

A credential anyone can check.

A Zentra credential is issued by an organisation and carries a live status page. That page is what proves it — not the card, not a badge, not a PDF.

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Example

Verified credential

Aïcha Nkoulou

Brand & Events Consultant

Issued by Zentra Technology SARL

Active

Status read when this page is opened

How it works

Three steps, and no account for the person checking

  1. 1

    An organisation issues it

    A company issues a credential to someone on its team. We set it up with them — it is not something anyone can self-issue.

  2. 2

    The holder shares a link or a QR

    It opens in any browser. Whoever is checking needs no app, no account and no sign-up.

  3. 3

    The page shows the status now

    Not the status on the day it was printed — the status at the moment it is opened.

Four states

What the page can say

A credential is always in exactly one of these, and the issuing organisation decides which.

  • Active

    In force today.

  • Suspended

    Paused by the issuer. Not currently valid.

  • Expired

    Past its validity date.

  • Revoked

    Withdrawn by the issuer, and it does not come back.

Why it holds

The artifact is never the proof

This is the whole design, and it is what separates a Zentra credential from a printed badge or a PDF.

  • A copy proves nothing

    A badge, a screenshot or a saved image can be duplicated, edited, or kept long after it should have been handed back. None of that changes what the live page says.

  • The issuer stays in control

    If an organisation suspends or revokes a credential this morning, every link to it reflects that this morning. Nothing has to be collected or destroyed.

  • Checking is one tap

    The person verifying opens a link. There is nothing to install, no account to make and nothing for them to be enrolled in.

Two products

A card you write, a credential your company issues

Digital business card

You write it. Your name, title, contacts and links are shown as provided by you, and the page says so.

Verified credential

An organisation issues it and controls its status. The live page is the only thing that proves it.

The two are kept visibly different on purpose. A card can never be made to look like a company-issued credential, and a credential is never presented as self-described.

Issue credentials for your organisation

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