Inspect
Review public DNS, TLS and URL structure signals.
Website technical checks
Inspect technical signals.
Decide with context.
Check website DNS, HTTPS, reachability and suspicious URL patterns. Results are technical signals, not a safety guarantee.
Public beta · Website checks only · Not a guarantee of safety.
Check website signals
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Transparent technical checks.
Public DNSHTTPS certificateReachabilityURL structureOne standard for digital trust.
From risk to confidence, in three steps.
Assess
Review technical findings with visible reasons and limitations.
Review
Review technical reasons and limitations before making a decision.
Example assessment
Illustrative example · Not a live result92/ 100
Low technical riskNo issue was found in this limited technical check. This is not a guarantee of safety.
example.com- DNS resolutionResolves only to public addresses.
- Good
- HTTPS certificateCertificate validation completed.
- Good
- URL structureNo configured warning pattern detected.
- Good
Scope of this check
What does a check show?
Cheqv brings together a small set of observable technical signals to help you assess a website address. Results reflect the time of the check and the signals shown here.
Public DNS
Checks whether the domain resolves to a public address. DNS resolution does not establish the owner's identity or legitimacy.
HTTPS certificate
Checks the connection certificate. A valid certificate does not validate the site's content or seller.
Reachability
Checks whether the website responds at the time of the request. A temporary outage does not, by itself, indicate fraud.
URL structure
Compares the address with configured warning patterns. No warning does not mean no risk.
How should I read the result?
The result summarizes these technical checks. Read the individual findings, and verify important claims and identities through independent sources. A failed check is not the same as a high-risk finding; review the address and try again.
Frequently asked questions
Does a completed check mean the website is safe?
No. It reflects only the technical signals displayed. It does not guarantee security, product authenticity, or seller legitimacy.
Why can a check fail?
An incomplete address, a temporary network problem, or a domain that does not respond may prevent a check. Read the error, correct the address, and try again. Do not interpret a failed check as a security verdict.
Can I check wallets, messages, or images?
Website checks and a separate message-text checker are available. The message checker matches limited text patterns; it does not verify senders or claims. See each tool for its limits.
About CHEQV
CHEQV is a public beta for website technical signals, message patterns, wallet address format and local file, image and QR checks. Private reports can be submitted for review. Findings explain limited checks; they do not establish safety, ownership or legitimacy.