Verification guide
How to verify a QR code before you click
Never trust a QR code just because it is printed in a public place. Verification shows who issued it and whether the cryptographic signature is still valid.
1. Open the QRalo scanner
Visit qralo.com/scan on mobile. No account is required to verify a public QRalo code.
2. Scan the code
Allow camera access, then center the QR in the frame until detection succeeds.
3. Check the result
Confirm the organization name, valid signature, and status (active / expired / revoked). Only then open the destination.
What a valid result means
- • The QR payload was signed by the listed organization
- • The content was not tampered with after issuance
- • The code has not been revoked or expired
If verification fails
Do not open the link. Tell the business staff — the printed code may have been replaced (a common QR phishing tactic). Businesses can replace stickers with secure signed QR codes from QRalo.