// Certificates issued through ArtDrop
Artist-issued through ArtDrop. Publicly verifiable.
A certificate of authenticity issued through ArtDrop opens a public verification page when its code is scanned. The record is tied to one artwork. The artist makes the authenticity assertion. ArtDrop provides the issuing and verification system.
// 01, The record
The record behind the code. Artist-issued.
Each certificate issued through ArtDrop is an artist-issued authenticity record. The printed code points to a public page that can be opened without an ArtDrop account. The record connects the artist's statement and identifying details to the artwork and the original certificate PDF.
The artist or issuing studio makes the authenticity assertion. ArtDrop does not independently authenticate authorship, appraise the artwork, or inspect the physical object.
// 02, What a collector sees
One scan. The issued facts.
A certificate of authenticity issued through ArtDrop opens a public verification page that shows the record's current status and the issuing artist's display name and studio name. It also includes the artist's certificate statement and the details needed to compare the record with the work in hand.
// 03, Public by design
Scan the code. See the current record.
Verification pages for certificates issued through ArtDrop use no-store and noindex controls so each scan checks the current record instead of relying on a cached or search-indexed copy.
// 04, Availability
Public verification is live. Issuance for artists is in development.
Certificates already issued through ArtDrop can be verified publicly today. Issuance is not yet available to ArtDrop customers. Interested artists can contact us to ask about future availability.
// Learn more
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