Certificate verified — production
Certificate integrity · ISSUED · cert.v2 · MANIFEST
The certificate exists, its Ed25519 signature is valid, and it has not been revoked. To check that a specific file matches the artifact recorded in this certificate, use the Verify Your File section below.
Certificate Details
Certificate ID
e1222aa5-08e8-436c-ba17-0bcc8a3f9052
Issuer
Certified Data LLC
Issued
September 5, 2026 at 10:31 AM UTC
Signature Algorithm
Ed25519
Signing Key ID
Dataset / Project
be929a77-a36c-4c25-a936-352892969506.slate_manifest.v1.json
Verification Evidence
Certificate record
Certificate e1222aa5… found (cert.v2)
Canonical signature input
Payload canonicalized with RFC 8785 JCS; the signature covers these exact bytes.
Signing key
key_id ed25519-prod-2025-02 — resolves to the published Ed25519 public key.
Key status
Key is active.
Signature authenticity
Ed25519 signature valid against the published public key.
Verdict: Certificate verified — production
Raw check flags (API)
✓ signature_valid
✓ schema_valid
✓ not_revoked
Certified Artifact Hashes
ZIP artifact SHA-256 (be929a77-a36c-4c25-a936-352892969506.slate_manifest.v1.json)
9f4a494b1b73906e125ae695588adcd16c6714aec9d75c647f6ef63079ac2952
Verify locally without this website:
# Linux / macOS sha256sum dataset.zip # macOS alternative shasum -a 256 dataset.zip # Windows PowerShell Get-FileHash dataset.zip -Algorithm SHA256
The output must match the artifact_hash above. Full verification guide →
Verify Your File
Check artifact integrity
Upload the original artifact file to confirm its SHA-256 matches the fingerprint stored in this certificate. Files are hashed server-side; this is independent of certificate-signature verification above.
What This Certificate Proves
This certificate proves that a synthetic dataset was generated by CertifiedData and its contents match the cryptographic fingerprints recorded at issuance time.
The Ed25519 signature covers the full certificate payload including artifact hashes. Any modification to the ZIP file or inner CSV files will produce a different SHA-256 hash that will not match the certified values.
The certificate does not verify statistical quality or differential privacy unless explicitly stated in the generation metadata.