If a visual code can be copied, it cannot be trusted.
Verimark verifies physical assets by resolving identity, not by linking to data.
Standard visual codes still work after being copied.
Verimark returns a verdict.
A system-bound verification protocol that detects duplication, enforces authorization, and returns a binary result.
Verimark resolves identity.
Standard visual codes link.
Most visual codes work by redirecting to data.
If the image is copied, the link still resolves.
Verimark works differently.
The visual marker does not carry trust.
Trust is produced by the system that resolves it.
Copying the image does not reproduce identity.
One verification protocol.
Three mission-critical environments.
Brand Protection
Unclonable Identity
If a product code is copied, brand trust collapses.
Verimark detects duplication and returns a binary verdict: valid or compromised.
Infrastructure Platforms
The Asset Integrity Standard
Commodity hardware becomes security infrastructure.
Print identity. Resolve authorization natively.
What Becomes Possible When Identity Is Deterministic
Once identity can be resolved without proximity,
systems no longer rely on trust assumptions.
Once authorization does not require connectivity,
machines can act without human mediation.
Once visual markers cannot be functionally copied,
verification becomes enforceable rather than advisory.
This enables new classes of systems, including:
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autonomous inspection
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machine-to-machine authorization
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offline verification at the edge
Standard visual codes fail
Photograph a QR code.
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Reprint it.
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It still works.
Verimark does not
Photograph a Verimark marker.
↓
Reprint it.
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The system detects duplication and fails resolution.
>99%
Accuracy
10x
Distance
30+
Patents
PROOF: RESISTANCE TO DUPLICATION
Verification performance beyond standard visual codes
Verification Briefings by Domain
Each environment demands its own standard of truth.
For teams that need full threat models, integration constraints, and verification realities, these briefings go deeper.