Can we read a record from our own servers today?

Yes. The badge image for any E-Result code is public and reflects the live record, and the record page is public. A structured API for creating and reading authentications is in early access.

Who pays, the platform or the seller?

Either works. Sellers can authenticate with their own Vereev account and give you the code, or the platform can pay for orders it creates. Talk to sales about volume pricing.

Is Vereev an approved authenticator for other marketplaces' seller programs?

Some marketplaces accept certificates only from a fixed list of providers. Check your marketplace's own policy before relying on any third-party certificate there.

For marketplaces and platforms

Add third-party authentication to your marketplace

A marketplace needs authentication to be a step in the listing flow, not a separate errand for each seller. Vereev gives you two ways in: links and badges you can use today, and an API for a full integration.

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Where it helps

Sellers send screenshots

Ask for the E-Result code instead. Your team, or your code, can read the official record directly, and a screenshot cannot fake it.

Building it into the flow

With the API, your listing form sends the photos, a signed webhook returns the verdict, and the listing shows the badge. The API is in early access.

Trust that is not only yours

The record lives on Vereev's site. Buyers are checking an independent source, not a label your own platform printed.

A routine that works

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Today: accept a Vereev E-Result code on listings and show the live badge beside the item.
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Request API access and build against the public reference.
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Send listing photos to Vereev when a seller submits an item.
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Publish, hold or reject the listing when the signed webhook arrives.

Ways to plug in

Available now

Common questions

Can we read a record from our own servers today?: Yes. The badge image for any E-Result code is public and reflects the live record, and the record page is public. A structured API for creating and reading authentications is in early access.
Who pays, the platform or the seller?: Either works. Sellers can authenticate with their own Vereev account and give you the code, or the platform can pay for orders it creates. Talk to sales about volume pricing.
Is Vereev an approved authenticator for other marketplaces' seller programs?: Some marketplaces accept certificates only from a fixed list of providers. Check your marketplace's own policy before relying on any third-party certificate there.

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Vereev is an independent service and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the brands it authenticates. A result is an opinion on the photo evidence submitted for one item. See the Terms of Service.