Verify a copyright
certificate.
Paste a verification URL or type a reference number. Get a tamper-evident, blockchain-confirmed result in seconds.
Here's what verification looks like
A real certificate's verification card.
Sample data shown above. Live verification shows real-time blockchain confirmation status.
3 steps. Around 2 seconds.
Enter the reference
Paste a public verification URL or type the certificate reference number (e.g. EC-2026-MK-128471).
We check the record
Our system retrieves the certificate from our database AND independently verifies its blockchain anchor.
See the proof
Full details — author, work title, registration date, file fingerprint, blockchain block number — displayed in seconds.
Used by platforms, lawyers, clients & creators
Verification is anonymous, free, and one click — for everyone.
E-commerce platforms
Amazon, Etsy, eBay support teams use the verify link to resolve IP claims.
Courts and lawyers
Submit the verification URL as an exhibit. Independently confirmable.
Clients and licensees
Before paying for a license, clients verify the licensor really owns the work.
Streaming and media
YouTube Content ID disputes, podcast distributors, music aggregators.
Insurance & due diligence
IP insurance underwriters and M&A due-diligence teams.
You
Double-check your own records, share with collaborators, demo the system.
No login. No middleman. No trust required.
Legacy copyright services hide verification behind a login wall and a password the certificate-owner controls. That's not verification — that's a private database with a check-in counter.
Ecopyright is different. Our verification is public, anonymous, and free. Even better, every certificate is anchored to a public blockchain — so even if Ecopyright disappeared tomorrow, your proof would survive.
Common verification questions
Do I need an account to verify a certificate? +
No. Verification is completely anonymous and free. Anyone with a reference number or a public verification URL can confirm a certificate — no login, no email, no captcha.
Is there a limit on how many certificates I can verify? +
No. Unlimited free verifications. Verify thousands a day if you need to — for example, an agency auditing its asset library.
Why does my verification say "blockchain anchor pending"? +
Brand-new certificates (less than 60 minutes old) may show "pending" while we wait for the next public blockchain confirmation. The certificate is already valid; the chain anchor just takes a few minutes to settle. Re-check after an hour and you'll see the final block reference.
Can I verify by uploading the file directly? +
Yes — drag your file onto the verifier and we'll compute its SHA-256 hash and look up any matching certificate. This is the gold-standard verification: it proves the file you have is byte-identical to the registered work.
Is verification information private? +
Verification results display: author name, work title, registration date, file hash, and blockchain block. The work file itself is never exposed publicly — only its fingerprint. If the author wants the file private, the certificate confirms ownership without revealing the content.
What if a certificate doesn't exist? +
You'll see a clear "Not found" message. This usually means a typo in the reference. Double-check the format (EC-YYYY-XX-XXXXXX) and try again. If you're sure the reference is correct, contact support@ecopyright.io.
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