From verified proof to portable public governance trust
This page shows how a real GAFAIG record can be displayed on a third-party website through a live widget and verification modal.
The widget preview is part of the GAFAIG proof flow. A record is certified in GAFAIG, verified through signed public proof, and then surfaced as a portable public governance trust signal that can appear outside the originating organization’s platform.
The widget independently verifies the canonical signed GAFAIG payload in the browser using the public verification key. No trust is assumed from the host system. The result is cryptographically validated against the canonical signed messageString returned by the verification endpoint.
This is how GAFAIG trust appears outside the originating organization’s platform.
A verified public governance trust signal that can be displayed on any external system
The widget is not a static badge. It is a live trust surface that reads from GAFAIG’s public verification layer and independently verifies the canonical signed payload in the browser. This allows a third-party site to display a current GAFAIG trust record without recreating the verification process or exposing private internal materials.
A certified GAFAIG record can be surfaced outside the GAFAIG website while preserving the same public governance trust outcome.
Trust no longer has to remain inside the certifying platform. It can be reviewed and verified wherever the record appears.
How public governance trust is distributed externally
A GAFAIG record exists in the public registry and can be verified through the public governance trust surface.
An external site loads the GAFAIG widget script using the registry identifier.
The widget resolves the live trust data from GAFAIG’s public verification endpoints.
The site displays a current GAFAIG trust signal without running its own governance verification logic.
Embedded trust widget
This is the live widget rendering for the selected record. It is the same public governance trust surface that can be embedded on an external website.
Copy and use on a third-party site
The widget displays verified results from the GAFAIG verification endpoint. Independent verification must use the exact signed messageString returned by the API.
Production integrations should use versioned SDK and widget URLs for long-term integration stability and deterministic trust behavior.
<script src="https://www.gafaig.com/widget/gafaig-widget.v1.js"></script>
<div data-gafaig-id="GAFAIG-00000003"></div><script src="https://www.gafaig.com/widget/gafaig-widget.v1.js"></script>
<script src="https://www.gafaig.com/widget/gafaig-verify.v1.js"></script>
<button onclick="verifyGAFAIG('GAFAIG-00000003', { baseUrl: 'https://www.gafaig.com' })">
Verify this GAFAIG record
</button>Open verification without leaving the page
The verification helper allows a third-party site to open a live GAFAIG verification modal. This lets users inspect the trust result without navigating away from the host site.
Trust can be verified independently outside GAFAIG
GAFAIG trust does not depend on the widget, the host website, or the GAFAIG interface itself.
Independent verification uses:
This allows third parties to independently validate the certification outcome outside the originating organization’s platform.
The verification payload contains the canonical signed messageString returned by the public verification endpoint.
The proof includes a detached Ed25519 signature that can be independently validated outside the browser widget.
GAFAIG exposes the public verification key through the public key endpoint so external systems can independently validate trust.
Verification intentionally fails closed
GAFAIG does not silently assume trust if verification cannot be completed successfully.
If:
the public governance trust surface intentionally refuses to display a verified state.
Many trust systems fail open and continue displaying trust indicators even when verification is unavailable. GAFAIG intentionally fails closed to preserve deterministic verification integrity.
The verification proof does not stop at the verification surface
GAFAIG turns verified AI governance into a portable public governance trust signal. It is a public governance trust infrastructure layer that allows verified governance outcomes to appear, be reviewed, and be trusted outside the originating organization’s platform.
Open connected public governance trust surfaces
Portable verification artifacts
GAFAIG verification records are designed to support portable trust workflows beyond the browser widget itself.
Organizations, regulators, auditors, and third-party systems may independently retrieve:
The verification endpoint exposes the canonical signed public proof payload used throughout the GAFAIG verification flow.
The signed proof can be archived, transferred, and independently verified outside GAFAIG while preserving cryptographic integrity.
Third-party systems can validate the proof independently using the public Ed25519 verification key and canonical messageString.
The widget is a distribution surface, not the source of trust
The widget, SDK, and verification modal distribute publicly verifiable trust outcomes.
Trust itself originates from:
The browser widget is a portable public governance trust surface layered on top of the underlying signed verification architecture.