Verify a Control Score.

Confirm that a Control Score credential was issued by ICM², see whether it is current, and — for Identity Verified credentials — confirm the verified member name attached to the credential.

✓ Live credential status✓ Verified identity status when applicable✓ No private financial details✓ Model version displayed

Verification lookupCheck a Control Score credential

Enter the Verification ID exactly as it appears on the card.

Preview the Identity Verified experience

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Verification results appear here.

The live credential service will return only the public verification fields associated with the submitted ID.

Enter or scan

Use the Verification ID printed on the Control Score Card, or scan the card's QR code when that credential is live.

Check authenticity and identity

ICM² confirms whether the credential exists, whether it is active and, for Identity Verified credentials, whether the displayed member name is identity-bound.

Review the live record

Use the live verification result rather than a screenshot. The page shows the current public credential fields without exposing private financial details.

Identity Verified credentials

The member name is part of the verified credential.

When a Control Score Card is marked Identity Verified, the first and last name shown on the credential must come from the identity-verification process rather than an editable profile field.

Verified name source

First name and last name are bound to the credential from the approved identity-verification result. A middle initial may be shown when available.

No hidden identity substitution

The verification page displays the same verified member name carried by the credential, so another person cannot simply present the score as their own.

Live verification is authoritative

A card image or screenshot is not proof by itself. The current QR or Verification ID must resolve to the live ICM² credential record.

Identity Verified means the name is identity-bound.

It does not mean ICM² publicly exposes a date of birth, address, government ID number or other sensitive identity information.

What a verified result means

Verification confirms the credential — not a person's wealth or creditworthiness.

A verified result confirms that ICM² issued the displayed Control Score credential under the stated model version and that the credential status shown is current as of the verification time.

Verification can confirm

Credential authenticity
Verified member name for Identity Verified credentials
Identity verification status
Current Control Score and Control Level, when shared
Coverage Confidence
Control Streak, when shared
Model version and credential currentness

Verification does not claim

That the member has no undisclosed account
That future financial surprises cannot occur
That the member will repay a loan
That the member has a particular income or net worth
That the member is suitable for a particular financial product

Privacy by design

Verification should reveal the credential, not the member's financial life.

An Identity Verified credential may display the verified member name because it is necessary to bind the credential to a person. The public layer otherwise exposes only the minimum facts needed to validate the credential.

Shown when verified Member nameHidden Date of birth & addressHidden Salary & bank balancesHidden Merchant activityHidden Account numbers & raw transactions

Control Score Standard

Every point has a reason.

Review the public scoring methodology, Control Gates, Coverage Confidence framework and institutional-readiness principles behind the credential.

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