proof that travels with the piece

Paper certificates get copied, and they get lost. Give each piece a digital record instead, one the next owner can hold and check from their phone.

no app to download·no scanning hardware·no wallet to set up·works with any phone camera

loading a real verification page…

a real example — what your buyer sees when they scan

your first piece, certified in under 2 minutes

1

register your piece

Add the piece: title, maker, materials, photos. Each piece (and each edition) gets its own tag.

screenshot: register a collectible piece
2

give it its tag & certificate

authe creates a unique tag and a digital certificate of ownership. Attach the tag. The certificate stays with the piece's record.

screenshot: the digital certificate of ownership
3

it passes to the next owner

When the piece sells, its record and certificate can transfer to the new owner. They scan and see the full history.

short video: scan → ‘verified’ + ownership history
the buyer’s moment

what the next owner sees

The next owner scans, sees ✓ verified, and reads the piece's history: who made it, who's owned it since. A paper certificate can't carry that, and at resale the history is what the buyer pays for. US and UK property law now formally recognizes digital ownership records like these.

video: a buyer scanning a piece and reading its ownership history

made for collectibles makers & resellers

You make or resell limited-run pieces (sneakers, watches, cards, art) where the value rides on who owned it before. The alternatives are enterprise contracts, scanning hardware, or fees that only make sense on five-figure lots. authe gives each piece a transferable record, self-serve, for cents.

a transferable certificate of ownershipone-off pieces or editionsscans on iPhone + Android

simple pricing

free to start. then a small fee per piece. pay-as-you-go, no contract

what you get

  • ·gives each piece (and each edition) a unique, scannable record
  • ·a digital certificate of ownership the buyer can check and hand on when they resell
  • ·an ownership & history trail shared across an edition
  • ·app-free, account-free scan-to-verify for any buyer

straight talk

  • ·it proves a consistent identity and history, not that the physical item is genuine, and a flagged scan means ‘couldn't verify’, not ‘fake’
  • ·it doesn't check your attribution, condition or materials. It records what you enter
  • ·you apply and we approve your account by hand before you go live, not instant signup

common questions

how is this different from a paper certificate of authenticity?+

A paper COA is easy to copy and easy to lose. The authe record is tied to the piece's tag and transfers with it, so the next owner can check the full history from their phone.

can ownership really transfer on resale?+

Yes. When the piece sells, its record and certificate of ownership can pass to the new owner, and the history stays intact. US and UK property law now formally recognizes digital ownership records like these.

does authe verify that my piece is genuine?+

It proves a consistent identity and history, not that the physical item is genuine. We record your attribution, condition and materials as you give them, and we don't check them. A flagged scan means ‘couldn't verify’, not ‘fake’.

do my buyers need an app or a wallet?+

No. Any phone camera opens the piece's verify page, no app and no account. There's no wallet to set up, and the record-keeping happens behind the scenes.

does it work for editions, not just one-offs?+

Yes. Each piece in an edition gets its own tag and record, and the edition shares one history trail, so a buyer sees both the piece and the run it belongs to.

what does it cost?+

Free to start. We add $100 / €100 of credit to certify your first piece. After that a small fee per piece, pay-as-you-go, no contract.

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tamper-proof · works with any phone camera · secured behind the scenes