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    Verify Evidence

    Verify CER integrity, confidential commitments, Node receipt authenticity, key lifecycle and timestamp evidence without treating producer claims as independently observed facts.

    Open the NexArt Verifier to inspect an exported or publicly available record.

    Independent verification of Consequential Execution V1

    verify.nexart.io supports Consequential Execution V1 and independently evaluates:

    Certificate integrity
    Node receipt signature
    Verification envelope
    Record structure

    Verification does not require a Node-provided canonical convenience block. The verifier derives the certificate-covered Consequential representation from the CER using the correct JCS rules.

    Readable:  certificate-bound
    Protected: committed, not disclosed

    The underlying Protected plaintext is not verified unless a valid opening is supplied.

    Verification confirms integrity and attestation. It does not establish the truth, correctness, authorization, safety, compliance or legal significance of the underlying execution.

    Verification can establish

    • canonical evidence integrity
    • certificate-hash identity
    • confidential commitment integrity when valid openings are supplied
    • NexArt Node receipt authenticity
    • Node key identity and lifecycle
    • binding between the Node receipt and certificate hash
    • independent timestamp status when supported and verified

    Verification does not establish

    • that the source event was factually true
    • that every relevant event was submitted
    • that an AI provider performed the claimed execution
    • that an outcome was fair, legal or compliant
    • that a policy approved the action
    • that the source application was uncompromised

    Integrity and authenticity are independent properties. A locally valid CER can retain its integrity even when Node attestation is absent or fails.

    See Node attestation and the verification model for the full cryptographic checks.