Recipient check

Check the email that asks you to act.

A recipient opens a page, drops in the message, and sees what Signet7 can prove. No account. No install. Recipients never install. Or attach the saved original to check@signet7.io. You get the same receipt back by email. That address is not a mailbox.

Open the live check Email check@signet7.io

This brochure does not run the check. This brochure site cannot run that check.

Live-check drawing
Live-check drawing. Recipients never install. No seal is ordinary mail.
What you do

Four steps.

1. Keep the email

Save the original. A forward can drop what the check needs. A phone often cannot export it. Use a computer if you have to.

2. Open the live check

Website: no account. Or attach the saved original to check@signet7.io. Outlook can check the open message if the pane is already there. You do not check junk. You check the email that asks you to move money or change an account.

3. Read the words

Match, do not match, or no seal. No seal is ordinary mail. Checking does not create a seal.

4. Read the listing

Listed for this address, not listed, or listing does not match. Call a number you already have.

What this page is not

The check runs on the Signet7 check site.

Open the live check. This brochure site does not run checks itself.

NowPublic recipient check is hosted at verify.signet7.io/email/verify.
ListingLook up a company asks whether a signing key is still bound to that organization. DNS keys if they published TXT. Hosted listings on the company desk after they enroll, not a public directory. It is not a phone book of every company.
Never hereThis page will not say a message is safe, authorized, or fraudulent.