ORGANIZATIONS
Persistent organization verification
Create a verified organization record that can serve as the source for later records and events.
- Organization identity
- Status
- Persistent record
ENTERPRISE & IDENTITY
Identity & Issuer Verification, Connected to the Record.
Verify organizations, issuers, registrants, and authorized representatives, then keep those identities connected to the documents, certificates, products, assets, submissions, and events they create or manage.
DPS treats identity as a distinct verification signal so source attribution can remain clear throughout a record lifecycle.
Persistent recordsSpecific verification signalsPowered by DPS infrastructure
DPS RECORD MODEL
OrganizationVerified entity record
RepresentativeAuthorized person or role
Issuer / RegistrantSource association
HistoryStatus and attribution
DIRECT ANSWER
What is DPS Identity & Issuer Verification?
DPS Identity & Issuer Verification is the infrastructure used to verify organizations, issuers, registrants, and authorized representatives and to connect those verified participant records to supported documents, certificates, products, assets, submissions, or events.
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What is DPS Identity & Issuer Verification?
DPS Identity & Issuer Verification is the infrastructure used to verify organizations, issuers, registrants, and authorized representatives and to connect those verified participant records to supported documents, certificates, products, assets, submissions, or events.
CORE CAPABILITIES
Purpose-built capabilities on shared DPS trust infrastructure.
The page keeps its specific workflow clear while using the same normalized DPS component system.
ISSUERS & REGISTRANTS
Verify record sources
Associate supported certificates, documents, registrations, products, or submissions with verified issuers or registrants.
- Issuer identity
- Registrant identity
- Source attribution
REPRESENTATIVES
Authorized representative relationships
Record the relationship between an organization and a verified or authorized representative when the workflow requires it.
- Representative
- Role
- Authority context
HISTORY
Maintain source and status history
Keep identity status, source attribution, and changes connected to the records that depend on them.
- Status history
- Attribution
- Audit trail
CONNECTED EVIDENCE
Keep the record, source, status, and supporting evidence connected.
DPS uses a hybrid architecture so the appropriate evidence can remain controlled while selected verification information is independently checkable.
Organization Verification
A persistent verified entity record for the participating organization.
Representative Verification
A verified person or role associated with the organization when required.
Issuer / Registrant Association
The source relationship between the verified participant and the record or event.
Source History
The status and attribution history that remains connected to supported records.
SIGNAL CLARITY
Keep each verification signal clear and useful.
Different records establish different kinds of evidence. DPS keeps those signals distinct while allowing them to connect in one workflow.
| Signal / workflow | What DPS records or connects | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Organization verification | Verified participating entity | Establishes the organizational source |
| Representative verification | Verified person or role associated with the entity | Supports authorized participation |
| Issuer / registrant association | Connects the verified source to a record or event | Preserves attributable source context |
| Source history | Status and attribution changes over time | Maintains continuity for dependent records |
HOW IT WORKS
From the originating workflow to a persistent verification record.
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Register the organization or issuer
Create the organization, issuer, registrant, or representative record needed for the workflow.
2
Verify identity and role
Complete the applicable identity, organization, credential, or role review.
3
Link identity to records and events
Associate the verified participant with certificates, documents, products, registrations, submissions, or other supported events.
4
Maintain verification and source history
Preserve identity status, role changes, source attribution, and related record history over time.
WHO IT SERVES
Built for organizations that need evidence to remain connected.
DPS supports specialized workflows without forcing every record type into the same claim or customer experience.
Talk with DPSGovernmentAgencies, officials and authorized representatives
LaboratoriesLab identity and report issuers
ManufacturersOrganization and authorized source records
Legal & EnterpriseOrganizations and representatives
COA ChainVerified registrants and issuers
Technology PartnersEmbedded identity and source verification
DPS RELATIONSHIP
DPS provides the infrastructure. Purpose-built solutions, platforms, and networks provide the experience.
This relationship keeps the underlying verification system consistent while allowing each workflow to present the information its users actually need.
DPSDigital trust and verification infrastructure
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Identity & Issuer VerificationVerified participant layer
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Documents / Certificates / EventsRecords attributed to sources
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Verification ExperiencesStatus and source history available where permitted
COMMON QUESTIONS
Identity & Issuer Verification FAQ
What is DPS Identity & Issuer Verification?
It is DPS infrastructure for verifying organizations, issuers, registrants, and authorized representatives and connecting those identities to supported records and events.
What is the difference between organization verification and issuer verification?
Organization verification establishes the participating entity, while issuer verification associates a supported record or certificate with the verified source that issued or registered it.
Can DPS verify authorized representatives?
Yes. When required by the workflow, DPS can record verified or authorized representative relationships and roles associated with an organization.
How is identity connected to documents or certificates?
The verified participant record can be associated with supported registration, issuance, submission, certificate, document, product, or event records so source attribution remains connected.
Does identity verification automatically prove a document is accurate?
No. Identity and source attribution are distinct signals from document integrity, factual accuracy, scientific conclusions, or other verification results.
Can identity status change over time?
Yes. DPS can preserve identity and source status history so changes remain visible in the applicable record workflow.
Can identity verification integrate with enterprise systems?
Yes. DPS supports APIs and partner integrations so organization, issuer, representative, and source records can connect to existing systems.
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