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OneVerify
Verification infrastructure

Is this credential real?
Find out in seconds.

Type the number printed on the document — a certificate number, a Ghana Card PIN, a passport number. OneVerify checks it against the register the issuing body maintains and gives you a plain answer you can act on.

Verify a credential

No account needed for a yes or no. Every lookup is logged and time-stamped.

Certificate number · Ghana Card PIN · passport number · or a VER code

Credentials registered
4
Registered issuers
5
Verifications performed
20
Verification types
6

One platform, every kind of credential

The same code, the same result page and the same audit trail, whatever is being checked. Institutions turn on the modules they need.

Academic Credentials

Degrees, diplomas and certificates confirmed by the awarding institution.

National Identity

Confirm that a national identity number is registered and matches its holder.

Travel Documents

Confirm that a passport or visa is genuine, current and not withdrawn.

Bank & Financial

Confirm bank references, statements and account standing letters.

Employment History

Confirm employment dates, job titles and service letters.

Business Registration

Confirm company registration, tax status and licences.

How a credential becomes checkable

Four steps, and the interesting one is the last.

1

The issuer registers it

A university, registry, bank or employer records the credential in their OneVerify workspace, or uploads a whole cohort at once.

2

A code is generated

The record gets a unique code and QR square that go on the certificate, the letter or the email.

3

Anyone can check it

An employer, embassy or landlord enters the code. No account, no phone call, no waiting for a letter.

4

It stays true over time

If the issuer withdraws the credential, the same code immediately reports it as revoked. That is the part a paper certificate can never do.

A result that tells you how much it is worth

Most verification services return a green tick and leave you to guess what stands behind it. OneVerify states the assurance level on every result, so a record somebody typed in by hand never looks like one an awarding body has signed off.

L1Self-attested Submitted by the holder. Not confirmed by the issuing body.
L2Issuer-recorded Entered or uploaded by an authorised officer of the issuing body.
L3Issuer-attested Reviewed and signed off by a registrar at the issuing body.
L4Source-verified Confirmed live against the authoritative register at time of lookup.
Read how assurance is decided
Verified
VER-2026-8F42K91
Graduate
Nii Ayikwei Quartey
Qualification
BSc Computer Science, First Class
Confirmed by
University of Ghana
L3Issuer-attested

Do you issue credentials people have to prove?

Stop answering verification letters one at a time. Register your organisation, upload what you have already awarded, and every one of them becomes checkable by anyone who needs to — without another phone call to your registry.