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Vault

Verified document and verification-record storage

Store, certify, and selectively share verified documents from a single record of identity.

What it does

Vault is the storage surface for the verified identity record. It keeps documents, certifications, and verification outputs attached to the person they belong to instead of scattering identity records across every platform that needs an answer.

CAIRL begins with a continuing identity for the person. They authorize what is relevant to an interaction, and the receiving service gets the appropriate proof or information without gaining control of unrelated identity or history.

For a person's identity, that means supported identity documents, certifications, and verification history can remain connected in one place. For infrastructure workflows, Vault can provide the controlled source record behind enrollment, hosted verification, and authorized claims sharing.

Key capabilities

Document upload

Capture and store government-issued IDs and supporting records in the same identity record.

Certification-ready records

Keep verified documents packaged with their verification state. Archival-grade PDF/A export is on our roadmap.

Verification history

Keep the certification state, freshness, and prior verification outcomes attached to each record.

Selective sharing

Use the stored record to support claim delivery without handing the full document to every relying party.

Ready when you are

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CAIRL is built to let users control identity and let platforms trust the result. Choose the next step that matches the surface you are building.