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See which X accounts, websites, emails and wallets are verified by Proof Rail. Before you pay, reply or sign, check who's really on the other end. Proof Rail shows a "Verified by Proof Rail" mark next to X accounts, websites, brand emails and wallet addresses that hold a signed Proof Rail record. Click the mark to open the public record and see exactly what was checked and when. What it does: • Shows a mark next to verified @handles on X, verified websites, and wallet addresses on the page • Checks the sender of an open email in Gmail against brands' official channels • Lets you search any website, X handle, email, wallet or record ID from the toolbar • Checks every answer's signature against Proof Rail's public key before showing a mark Revoked or expired records show as "Not active". If nothing is found, it simply says no verified record was found. That doesn't mean something is fake, only that it hasn't been verified with Proof Rail. Privacy: the extension sends only the single value being checked (a domain, handle, wallet address or sender address) to proofrail.me. It never sends page content, has no tracking or analytics, and stores answers only briefly in memory. Learn more at proofrail.me
Oct 14, 2026
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