Proof you can check. Verify us.
Check whether a Trustvice-issued agent mandate has been revoked — yourself, right here. This tool reads our published revocation list and tests the status bit in your browser. It never calls Trustvice for the answer, so the result is one anyone can reproduce. That is the point.
In your browser
The decode + bit-test run locally — nothing is sent to us for the verdict
No account
No login, no API key. Fetch the published list, or paste one for a fully offline check
W3C standard
Reads the same Bitstring Status List credential any independent verifier would
The check
Paste a mandate’s status coordinate.
Read the bit yourself.
Offline revocation check
Check whether a mandate is revoked yourself — entirely in your browser, against our published status list. No Trustvice API is consulted for the verdict.
We fetch + decode this. Or paste the credential below for a fully offline check.
Runs entirely client-side: base64url-decode → gunzip → test the bit at your index. This checks revocation only; full cryptographic signature verification of the list is available via the @trustvice/verifier package.
Honest scope
What this proves — and what it doesn’t.
What it confirms
- Whether the mandate’s index is marked revoked in the published list, decoded locally.
- The list’s issuer, validity window, and whether a signature is attached.
- That the answer comes from the list itself — not from a Trustvice API call you would have to trust.
What it doesn’t
- It doesn’t cryptographically verify the list’s signature in the browser — the open-source
@trustvice/verifierpackage does that full offline check. - It checks one thing: the revocation bit. It is not a full mandate-validity or signature audit.
- A revoked bit is authoritative; an active bit means “not revoked per this list,” nothing more.
The status list is published at https://api.trustvice.com/.well-known/mandates/status-list.json and follows the W3C Bitstring Status List specification. Anyone can fetch it, decode it, and reach the same verdict — with this tool or their own.