What must be proven?
Define the identity, ownership, role, or permission result required before entry.
Check the receipt before access opens.
Put a current trust receipt in front of signup, content, membership, rewards, or API access. The product checks its status, limits, and expiration before access opens.
Add a current receipt after sign-in
Is the proof still current?
Check current status, limits, and expiration instead of trusting an old signup decision.
Who reviews failures?
Give operations a clear record of what was accepted or refused without exposing the full source file.
Protect access at the decision
Ready
- What must be proven?Required
- Is the proof still current?Current
- Who reviews failures?Checked
How it works
Choose rule, create receipt, check, expand
- 1Choose the access rulePick the check and proof type the protected action requires.
- 2Complete the check onceLet the user finish a hosted flow and keep the accepted result.
- 3Attach the receiptStore current status, limits, and expiration with the profile or session.
- 4Require it at entryAllow or refuse access based on the receipt’s current status.
How it works
CHECK | RECEIPT
- 01Verify onceComplete a supported check
- 02Get a receiptResult becomes a reusable record
- 03Check before accessApps confirm before action
- 04Share lessPresent the result, not the file
Integration options
Use the path closest to your first protected decision.
- Hosted check
- Start without building a custom screen
- JavaScript
- Add the check to a product backend
- HTTP
- Check a receipt from any service
- React
- Drop the flow into an existing interface
- Assistant setup
- Bring trust checks into developer tools
What stays true
Clear checks at the moment they matter.
- Keep your sign-in and add a trust decision afterward
- Revoked proofs fail closed on the next check
- One receipt model across products
Access decision questions
How post-login trust decisions work without replacing login.