Verify statement — testnet demo

This page's own QR, generated fresh, right now — it encodes this exact page's URL. If it matches the QR printed on the document's cover page, both point at the same single verification lookup; nothing downstream diverges from what the issuer minted.

Independent cross-check: View this NFT on Bithomp ↗ — a third-party XRPL explorer, not this project's code, confirming the record exists and is unburned. Bithomp won't render this vertical's own fields (title, statement) since its metadata schema is custom to this demo; that's expected — this page is the canonical display, Bithomp is the independent existence-check.

This page is what scanning the code on the statement's cover page opens. What you're seeing:

The Verified line above is a live XRPL lookup done just now, in your browser — not a cached or pre-baked result.
The statement text in the first tab is fetched from the address recorded in this record's metadata at mint time, separate from the ledger anchor itself.
If this record is ever revoked by the issuing authority, this page will say so immediately — revocation doesn't require re-printing or reissuing the physical document.
The QR shown further up is regenerated fresh from this page's own address, not copied from the document — if it matches the one on the cover page, you've confirmed both point at the same lookup. The Bithomp link next to it is an independent, third-party explorer check outside this project's own code.

In the full system, a party with standing raises a dispute by signing an on-ledger memo transaction from their own wallet — never the issuer's — which this page would then detect on load, the same way it detects revocation.

This is a UI stub for the local demo — it doesn't submit anything. Wiring a real disputing-party wallet connection is a separate, later step, not part of this first pass.