Verification infrastructure (event-based)
Replace identity hoarding
with clean verification events.
VSI builds an event-based verification layer designed for platforms operating at scale. Instead of storing permanent identity profiles, you attach permission-based, time-bound verification evidence to the transaction, booking, or account action.
Purpose-limited • Time-bound • Audit-ready evidence
Products
Infrastructure primitives that scale beyond single use-cases.
Clean Coverage™
VSI’s core layer: transaction-level verification evidence designed to replace permanent KYC storage patterns. Scope-bound, time-bound, and audit-ready.
- Event ID + timestamp
- Purpose + scope definition
- Expiry logic + status record
- Structured evidence for disputes
Event Ledger
A clean record of verification events — built for platform operations. Store minimal event metadata (not identity vaults) and keep everything traceable.
- Event schema + traceability
- Receipts aligned to workflows
- Exportable audit references
- Designed for risk teams
Scope + Expiry Engine
Verification should not last forever. Define what the event is for, how long it’s valid, and how it should be interpreted downstream.
- Purpose limitation by default
- Automatic expiry controls
- Reduces stale verification reliance
- Cleaner boundaries for policy
Platform Integration Kit
A practical integration path: attach event evidence to bookings, transactions, or high-risk actions without rebuilding your entire trust stack.
- Workflow mapping (risk → event)
- Receipt outputs for ops
- Rules for when to trigger events
- Designed to scale to marketplaces
Designed for
Platforms where trust, disputes, and scale collide.
Marketplaces
Reduce repeat offenders and transaction abuse with event evidence tied to each booking or sale.
Rentals & local services
Attach verification events to high-risk reservations and escalation workflows.
Digital commerce
Improve dispute posture with structured proof of verification process — not screenshots.
Payments-adjacent flows
Add a “person + consent” layer alongside payment authorization for auditability.