ai.newnal.trustsquare.verification
Public, PII-free proof that this account passed identity verification with the Newnal verifier. The attestation is a compact JWS signed by the issuer; the AppView rejects records whose signature or payload does not match.
Details · record, key literal:self
| Kind | record |
|---|---|
| Record key | literal:self |
| Authority | trustsquare.newnal.ai |
| Indexed |
Record
record · key literal:selfProperties
did:web:trustsquare.newnal.ai
knownValues: naver | kakao | toss | pass | mock-sms
Must equal the repository DID.
Opaque id used for status/revocation lookups.
maxLength: 64
#attestation
objectVerifier signature over the canonical attestation payload.
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Identity verification status record — proves that a DID has been verified by a trusted verifier.
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A verifier's statement that it checked a claim and found the proof token in place. Issued by any account, including the attest service's own; trusted as far as the verifier is.
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app.bsky.graph.verification
recordRecord declaring a verification relationship between two accounts. Verifications are only considered valid by an app if issued by an account the app considers trusted.
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Record declaring a verification relationship between two accounts. Verifications are only considered valid by an app if issued by an account the app considers trusted.
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An inline attestation: an ECDSA signature over a canonical attestation CID, embedded directly in a record's `signatures` array. The CID is computed from the record (signatures stripped), this entry's metadata (cid/signature stripped, `repository` = authoring repo DID added) inserted as $sig, DAG-CBOR + SHA-256 + CIDv1 (dag-cbor codec). Signatures are low-S normalized; supported curves are P-256 and K-256 (did:key). This is the shared network.attested.* vocabulary any speaker can verify.