What it usually contains
- A payload with core record fields.
- A content hash for comparison with the original file.
- A signature block with the bytes needed for verification.
- A verify URL when the issuer included one.
A .vrm file is a portable proof record.
It packages the record content and the signature material together so a reader or validator can inspect what was recorded, what was signed, and what can be checked locally.
Why it is useful
- It is portable across supported readers.
- It keeps the validation material close to the record.
- It is readable by people and systems.
- It supports local-first checking when possible.
How GetEvidex uses it
GetEvidex opens the record, shows the readable fields, and verifies what can be verified here. If you need to create or issue the proof flow itself, that happens on Vraimony.