QR-verifiable report
A completed check can be issued to the borrower or a counterparty as a report. The QR code in the PDF leads to a public page that shows, without signing in, who issued the report, when, with which recommendation and whether the data hash matches the printed one.
Plan All plans. The consolidated report for individuals is paid once via A3.ID.
What’s inside
- QR code in the PDF and a public verification page without sign-in
- The data hash on the page is compared with the hash in the PDF
- Shows whether the summary was signed by a risk officer
- Password to view the report
- Visibility control and access revocation
- Borrower account: own checks, payment, issued reports
- Rate limiting protects against password guessing
Limitations
A revoked report no longer opens, and the verification page states that it has been revoked. A printed copy cannot be revoked, which is why QR verification always shows the current status.
FAQ
Why would a lender want a report the borrower brought themselves?
Because its authenticity is verified by QR code in seconds: the lender sees that the report was issued by the platform and has not been altered, even without being connected to the service.
Can the borrower restrict access to the report?
Yes, in their account the borrower sets a password, changes visibility or revokes the report.
Use cases with this feature
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Shall we run a check on your report?
Send an anonymized sample report from the country you need: we will break it down in a demo and show the flags, the summary and the connection to your system.