What is a .vrm file?
A .vrm file is a portable proof record. It carries the record content and the signature material together so readers and validators can inspect what was recorded and what was signed.
Read the .vrm overviewStart with the plain-language view of the record.
This page introduces the record, the shared operating core, and the validation model at a calm, readable level first. Use it when you want the map before you open the deeper technical material.
What is ERF?
ERF is the shared operating core inside the record. It defines the structured payload and signature shape that readers and validators expect.
Read the ERF overviewHow validation works
GetEvidex checks structure, signed payload consistency, signature verification where browser support exists, and optional local file-hash comparison.
Read how validation worksWhat is checked and what is not
PASS, PARTIAL, and FAILED are technical outcomes for the checks that ran here. They are not legal rulings and they do not settle every external fact.
Read the trust boundaries