Acceptable Use Policy
Effective November 3, 2026 · Version 1.0
You must not
- Issue a credential for something that did not happen, or to someone who did not earn it.
- Present a credential as, or style it like, a government document, an identity document, a driver’s license or a statutory license, or imply authority you do not have.
- Put health, financial, biometric, religious or other sensitive data in a public field, or in any field without the holder’s agreement.
- Send broadcasts to people who did not agree to receive them.
- Scrape verification pages or the employer search, or probe credential codes.
- Share API keys or sign-in details.
- Upload content that infringes someone’s rights or is unlawful.
What we do
Where we can, we ask you first. We may suspend the account, take a page offline, withdraw a fraudulent or unlawful credential, and report to the authorities where the law requires.
Report misuse to [email protected].