Fiador · browser verification

Check the claim yourself.

Fiador — human-backed attestation for Discord bots. Opening a preview link starts a fresh browser check; the preview itself is only a snapshot from crawl time.

What this check can tell you

A passing wallet check means a unique human registered the wallet that signed a claim naming a Discord application. It does not establish that the signer controls that application, identify the human, prove a human wrote a message, or judge the bot’s behavior. Until application control has independent proof, the result is Claim unconfirmed.

Previews can stay cached after expiry or revocation, and lookalike domains can imitate a card. Rely on a fresh check at the canonical fiador.org domain for the current status.

Live check

Verify an attestation

Ready to check.

Checks run in your browser. This page has no analytics or third-party assets. It contacts only the registry, attestation host, and RPC endpoint used for a check you start (including a check started by opening a prefilled link). Those hosts receive the request and may log it. Hosts without cross-origin access can block a browser fetch; paste the public signed JSON as the fallback. Operators should serve attestation JSON with Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *.