Verify a TradeTrust-compliant electronic trade document (eBL, ePN, or other ETR) to confirm its integrity, issuer identity, and current control state.
This endpoint is read-only and can be used by any Integrating System that needs to validate a document before accepting or processing it.
How this fits in the Trade flow
- Called by the Integrating System
- Can be used at any stage of the document lifecycle
- Does not require End User approval
- Does not modify document state
- Safe for verification, audit, and compliance checks
The document provided should be the TradeTrust-formatted file (e.g., .tt or JSON representation).
What is verified
This endpoint validates:
- Document integrity (no tampering)
- Issuer identity (via DNS + registry)
- Signature authenticity
- Current controller of the document
- Validity of the endorsement / transfer chain
What this endpoint does NOT do
- ❌ Does not require authentication or approval
- ❌ Does not change document ownership or state
- ❌ Does not require registry roles
- ❌ Does not incur network transaction fees
This endpoint is purely informational.
Common use cases
- Validating an eBL received from a counterparty
- Checking issuer authenticity before financing
- Confirming control before accepting a transfer
- Audit and compliance verification
Interoperability note
TradeTrust documents verified using this endpoint can also be independently verified using:
- TradeTrust-compatible verifiers
- Other TradeTrust-compliant platforms
Verification is not locked to BlockPeer.
File Upload Format (Base64 Data URI)
For endpoints that accept file inputs, files must be submitted as a Base64-encoded Data URI string in the document field.
Format
data:<mimeType>;name=<filename>;base64,<base64EncodedContent>
Example
json
{ "document": "data:application/octet-stream;name=BL-0xd7.tt;base64,ewogICJAY29udGV4dCI6IFsKICAgICJodHRwcz..." }
Summary
- Verifies TradeTrust-compliant electronic trade documents
- Read-only and approval-free
- Confirms integrity, issuer, and control
- Suitable for banks, carriers, traders, and auditors
