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API and verification overview

Platforms verify MyFairPass credentials through scoped API or QR flows — returning status, check age, identity verification state, and consent metadata without raw criminal-record payloads.

Who this is for: Platform engineers and compliance teams integrating scoped verification into hiring or onboarding flows.

Why verification must be scoped

Traditional screening APIs often return more record detail than a hiring decision requires. That increases breach surface and dispute risk.

MyFairCheck verification is designed for data minimization: trust state only, with audit events per check.

Verification API workflow

1

Credential status

Active, expired, or revoked trust state.

2

Check age

How recent the underlying review workflow completed.

3

IDV and consent

Identity verification and consent version on file.

4

Review-support summary

High-level evaluation flags — not offense text.

Benefits

What you gain in a controlled pilot

  • Hashed API keys with rotation, revocation, and usage tracking
  • Rate limits negotiated per pilot organization
  • Audit event logged for every verification call
  • QR credential concept with same scoped payload

Sandbox keys

Pilot API keys available in staging — production requires review.

Example

Fictional API integration scenario

An engineer integrates the verification endpoint, receives scoped JSON for MFP-SAMPLE-00001, and confirms offense_text and provider_payload fields are absent from the schema — audit event created on each call.

MyFairPass
MFP-SAMPLE-00001
Active
Credential holder
Sample Worker
Issued
Jan 2026
Expires
Jan 2027
IDV verifiedReview-support evaluatedConsent on file

What we do not claim

MyFairCheck does not currently claim SOC 2 Type II certification, Clean Slate certification, or final legal compliance certification. These controls and workflows require legal and security review before real-data production use.

MyFairCheck provides workflow support and controls in development — not SOC 2 Type II certification, Clean Slate certification, or final legal compliance certification. Pilot use requires legal and security review before real-data production.

Request pilot access

Join the controlled 2026 pilot with workflow support — not legal certification.