Trust and data tools
Tools for inspecting the identities, credentials, and product data the Verifable platform works with. Each tool states what it accepts, what it checks, and where the processing happens.
Check an identity or service
Resolves DIDs: did:key in process, did:web fetched
server-side. Shows the resolution envelope and the DID document.
Check a credential
Paste a W3C VCDM 2.0 credential and get a step-by-step diagnostic result: format detection, parsing, issuer resolution, proof verification, validity, and a final verdict. It reads JSON-LD Data Integrity credentials, verified on the server.
Validate DPP and UNTP data
Battery-passport credentials in the Regulation (EU) 2023/1542 shape get SHACL-gated, field-level feedback while a passport is being created. UNTP credential families — DPP, DCC, DTE, DIA, DFR — are issuable and verifiable in the sandbox.
Create a passport — /product-passports/issue/ · Issue and verify UNTP credentials — /sandbox/
Inspect CBOR
Paste CBOR hex and get linked hex and Extended Diagnostic Notation views, hover-linked to each other.
Open the CBOR tab in the developer playground — /playground/#cbor
Veritas Workbench
Run SPARQL queries, inspect RDF with source diagnostics and validate data against SHACL shapes. The public Workbench also inspects OWL 2 source; it does not run OWL reasoning.
How these tools handle your input
- Pasted data is parsed defensively and never executed.
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DID resolution for
did:webhappens server-side, on the Verifable origin, at /did/resolve. - Credential verification in the playground happens on the Verifable server, at /vc/verify.
- Use synthetic data in public tests. Input is sent to the configured Verifable service; identifier and status lookups can require external services.
More from Verifable
- Documentation The developer map — consoles, API reference, machine-readable facts.
- Sandbox Issue and verify UNTP credential families end to end.
- Digital Product Passports What a Verifable Digital Product Passport is and how it resolves.
- Wallets and identity Hold and present credentials the way a real holder would.