Verify a Conduit receipt

Every Conduit Router call leaves a receipt in a tamper-evident record. The record's head is signed and publicly anchored. Paste a receipt below — the checks run in your browser, against public data only. Our server is never asked "is this valid?"

Receipt record (JSON)

Get one from your dashboard or with GET /v1/receipts/{id} — paste the receipt object itself.

What these checks prove — and what they do not

They prove the receipt is byte-for-byte the record written at its position in a chain whose head was signed and published at anchor time — it cannot have been edited, reordered, or quietly re-issued afterwards without detection. They do not prove the underlying provider call was wise, cheap, or correct; they prove the record of it is intact. The same anchors are mirrored in a public git repository (nrupala/conduit-audit-anchors), so this page's data source can itself be swapped for the mirror.

Prefer your own machine?

The standalone verifier scripts/verify-receipt.mjs in the conduit-router repository (Apache-2.0) runs the identical checks offline against the mirrored anchor file. The conduit CLI's verify command runs them too.

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