Developer Documentation

QR-V provides infrastructure for building systems where QR scans resolve to verifiable records.

Developers can implement:

• credential issuance systems
• certificate verification platforms
• identity and access validation workflows
• product authentication systems
• document verification services
• supply chain tracking applications

QR-V is not a QR generator. It is a verification layer built on registry-backed records.

All QR-V integrations follow a deterministic architecture:

Issuer → API → Registry → Verification Interface → Result

• Issuer Layer: Creates and manages records
• API Layer: Handles verification and validation logic
• Registry Layer: Stores canonical records
• Interface Layer: Displays verification results

Each component performs a defined role in the verification lifecycle.

Follow these steps to begin integrating with QR-V:

1. Obtain Access
Create an issuer account and obtain API credentials.

2. Create Records
Use the issuer interface or API to generate registry-backed records.

3. Generate QR-V Identifiers
Bind identifiers to records for scanning and verification.

4. Verify Records
Use the verification endpoint to retrieve validation results.

5. Integrate Workflows
Embed verification into your application, product, or system.

QR-V supports multiple integration paths depending on your system architecture:

API Integration
Direct access to verification and registry endpoints.

WordPress / WooCommerce Plugin
Issuer interface for credential and product-based workflows.

Custom Backend Integration
Node.js or server-based implementations for enterprise systems.

Webhook Integration
Receive lifecycle updates for records and verification events.

QR-V Identifier
A unique reference that resolves to a registry record.

Registry Record
The authoritative data object containing issuer, metadata, hash, and status.

Verification Resolver
Routes identifiers to registry lookup and validation.

Verification Response
Structured result returned after validation.