How VIR works.
From identity registration to verifiable certification.
VIR is a public infrastructure designed to register, certify, and verify virtual and AI-generated identities. It works for those who create identities, and for those who need to verify them.
The core process.
A simple workflow that keeps ownership private, certification verifiable, and visibility fully controlled.
Create your account.
You can create a VIR account for free and access your private dashboard. No identity is registered at this stage, and no certification is generated yet. The dashboard is where you manage identities, visibility settings, and certification status.
Register a virtual identity.
From the dashboard, you can register a virtual or AI-generated identity by providing its details and ownership information. During registration, you decide what information remains private and what information may appear on a public page, if enabled. Publishing is never automatic and always remains under your control.
Certification and timestamp.
When an identity is registered, VIR generates a verifiable certification record. This record includes a qualified timestamp compliant with the eIDAS framework, which provides verifiable proof of the existence of the identity, the time of registration, and the association between the identity and its owner. This certification supports authenticity and provenance, without replacing legal identity documents or court decisions.
Certificate delivery.
After registration, you receive a verifiable PDF certificate. The certificate is downloadable, includes registration data and verification references, and can be checked independently through VIR. The certificate PDF is always private and accessible only to the identity owner.
The Public Register.
Visibility turns verification into trust.
Optional by design.
Publishing an identity in the Public Register is optional. However, public visibility is what transforms a private certification into a shared trust signal. The Public Register is a publicly accessible discovery layer for verified virtual identities.
Why publish an identity.
Trust is public by nature. Verification only works when others can independently check it. By publishing an identity, verification becomes possible for third parties, ownership and attribution are visible over time, and authenticity does not rely on self-assertion. The Public Register is not about exposure. It is about making verification possible.
You remain in control.
Even when an identity is public, you decide which fields appear on the public page, you can disable public visibility at any time, and the certificate PDF is never public. Public visibility is a choice, not a requirement.
Built for verification.
The Public Register is designed to be consulted by anyone who needs to verify a virtual identity. No account is required. No registration is needed. Verification is publicly accessible.
Who uses the Public Register.
Verification is not for the owner alone.
Platforms.
Verifying virtual creators or AI personas before allowing access, features, or monetization.
Agencies.
Validating ownership and attribution before representation, distribution, or publishing.
Brands.
Checking authenticity before partnerships, sponsorships, or licensing agreements.
Users.
Confirming that a virtual identity is real, registered, and verifiable.
What can be verified.
Through a public identity page, anyone can verify that the identity exists, when it was registered, its verification status, and that it belongs to a specific creator or entity. This creates an independent reference point for trust.
What becomes public.
Public pages show only selected fields. Private data and the certificate PDF are never exposed.
May appear on a public identity page.
- Identity name
- Entity type
- Public description
- Public links
- Verification status
Never exposed publicly.
- Certificate PDF
- Private metadata
- Owner-only details
Trust and compliance.
VIR relies on verifiable records and a qualified timestamp compliant with the eIDAS framework. This allows independent verification of registration data and time, without central authority claims. VIR is designed as a neutral verification layer, accessible to anyone.
Plans and access.
Creating an account and accessing the dashboard is free. A plan is required only to register identities and generate certification records.
Free access.
Create your account and explore the dashboard at no cost.
Plans unlock registration and certification.
A plan is required only to register identities and generate certification records. The Public Register is not a paid feature. It is a visibility choice, not a pricing tier.
Make your identity verifiable.
Register your virtual identity and decide how it should be seen and verified.