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Verify a Receipt

How anyone — a bank, auditor, or counterparty — can independently check whether a Safekeeping Receipt is genuine. No account or sign-in required.

Every Safekeeping Receipt Safepro issues can be checked by anyone at any time, without logging in. This is what makes an SKR useful as evidence to a third party — you don't have to take the holder's word for it.

Checking a receipt

  1. 1

    Get the SKR number or QR code

    Both are printed on every Safekeeping Receipt certificate — the SKR number in a format like SPS-2026-XXXXXXXX, and a QR code beside it.

  2. 2

    Scan the QR code, or enter the number

    Scanning the QR code takes you straight to the result. Otherwise, go to Verify a Safekeeping Receipt and type in the SKR number.

  3. 3

    Review the result

    You'll see whether the receipt is authentic, its current status, its issue date, the asset summary (quantity, weight, declared value), and its digital signature details.

  4. 4

    Check the custody and — where tracked — shipment status

    The result also shows the custody status of the underlying asset, and, for receipts that track shipment, details like shipper/receiver, package details, and shipment history.

  5. 5

    Download a verification certificate

    Save or print a copy of the verification result for your own records.

Frequently asked

Do I need a Safepro account to verify a receipt?

No — verification is completely public. Anyone with the SKR number or the QR code can use it, with no sign-in required.

What does "authentic" actually mean here?

It means the receipt's digital signature checks out against its recorded content — the details haven't been altered since Safepro issued and signed it.

What if the receipt isn't found, or verification fails?

A "not found" result means no receipt matches that number — double-check it. A failed signature check means the receipt's authenticity could not be confirmed; treat it with caution and contact Safepro directly.

What does a "revoked" or "closed" status mean?

"Active" means the receipt currently represents assets in custody. "Closed" usually means the assets were fully released. "Revoked" means Safepro has invalidated the receipt — don't rely on it.

I'm a bank or auditor relying on this for due diligence — is this sufficient?

The verification result confirms the receipt's authenticity and current status as recorded by Safepro. For anything beyond that, contact Safepro directly.

Have an SKR number on hand?

Verify it in seconds — no account needed.