Check the public C2PA records.
The C2PAC2PA: The Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity: the group that publishes the open standard for content labels. sets the open standard for content labels. It keeps public lists of tested tools and trusted signers. Encypher is on them. Each link opens the record.

What the C2PA records show.
- Record
May 26, 2026: Our signing product passed the C2PA test.
- Record
August 5, 2026: The C2PA last updated our record.
- Tested product
- Our signing product passed the C2PA Conformance ProgramC2PA Conformance Program: The C2PA's test that checks a product builds and reads labels the way the standard says before it is listed as conforming. on May 26, 2026. It covers 20 media typesMIME type: The standard name for a file format, such as image/jpeg or audio/wav, that software uses to decide how to read a file. at assurance Level 1. It is on the Conforming Products ListConforming Products List: The C2PA's public record of products that passed its conformance program.. Official list (JSON)
- Signing authority
- Our certificate authorityCertificate authority: An organization that checks who someone is and then issues a certificate saying so. issues the keys that sign labels. It is on the C2PA Trust ListC2PA Trust List: The list of signing authorities that conforming C2PA checkers trust by default.. Official list (PEM)
- Timestamp authority
- Our timestamp authorityTimestamp authority: An outside service that signs the time a record existed, so a signature stays checkable after its certificate expires. records when a label was signed. It is on the C2PA TSA Trust List. Official list (PEM)
- Record ID
019d2241-eb97-7728-9ec0-cdaafba300c2. Last updated August 5, 2026.
The official C2PA Conforming Products List records Encypher as a conformant generator product at assurance Level 1, with generation and validation coverage across 20 media types (conformance dated May 26, 2026). Encypher's claim-signing and timestamp authorities appear on the official C2PA Trust Lists.
What a label proves, and what it does not.

- It shows who signed the work and what they said about it, like if AI made it.
- It shows whether the work changed after it was signed.
- It does not prove the work is true, who owns it, or that it is legal.
- Some edits strip a label. A check then finds no label, not a false one.
More on our limits in security.
For vendor reviews.
- Security
- The controls we run, stated plainly. Open
- Support
- Where to get help, and what a contract adds. Open
- Data flows
- Deployment modes and where data goes. Open
- Documents
- Every approved public trust document. Open
- Terms
- The terms of service. Open
- Publisher Program Terms
- The terms a publisher accepts to join the Program. Open
- Publisher Program schedule
- What members get at no charge. Open
- Privacy
- How we handle personal data. Open
- Subprocessors
- The vendors that help run the service. Open
- Status
- Live service status. Open