The official Animweb Technologies portal for authenticating internship, course and programme certificates issued through AwT Academy. Every lookup runs against the live credential registry and re-derives the document's SHA-256 fingerprint before a certificate is shown.
Enter the recipient's full name or the Certificate ID printed on the document.
Every name below is an actual credential holder on the registry. Select one to open its verified record.
Animweb Technologies operates an internal credential ledger built around four pillars of integrity.
Every certificate carries a SHA-256 fingerprint derived from its own record fields. The portal recomputes it on each lookup — alter any detail and the fingerprint no longer matches.
A credential page can only be opened by an issued Certificate ID. Names, roles and dates are never accepted from the address bar, so no URL can be edited to fabricate a certificate.
Credential pages disable copying, saving and developer tools, watermark every view with a traceable session reference, and carry anti-camera and latent-image layers.
Each certificate prints with a scannable QR code and its full fingerprint, so a paper copy can always be checked back against this live registry.
Once issued, a credential stays on the registry indefinitely. Past batches are never rewritten — historical certificates verify exactly as they were issued.
A lookup returns only what is needed to confirm authenticity — name, programme, dates and status. No contact details, addresses or personal data are ever exposed.
A simple, transparent process to confirm whether a credential is genuine.
Each certificate carries a structured identifier printed in its header — for example AwT-JJ-2026-ChandaniKashyap for the June–July 2026 batch, or AwT-DJ-2025/26-BhaveshSabharwal for the earlier one. The recipient's full name works too.
Submit the name or ID above. The portal resolves it against the live registry, re-derives the record's SHA-256 document fingerprint, and confirms the issuer and record status before showing anything.
A valid credential opens as a full A4 certificate document — recipient, programme, dates, competencies, official seal, signature, QR code and fingerprint. An unknown identifier returns a clear "no record" response and no certificate at all.
Yes. Once issued, a credential is permanently retained on the registry and stays verifiable through this portal. Earlier batches are never edited or removed.
Search by your full name — the portal resolves it as long as the name is on the registry. If you still can't find it, write to animwebtechnologies@gmail.com and we'll re-issue the reference.
A forged document will not resolve here. The page only renders records that exist on the registry, and it recomputes each document's fingerprint — a doctored certificate produces a "no record" response.
Scan the QR code on the document, or type its Certificate ID here. Then compare the document fingerprint printed on the paper with the one shown on this site — they must match exactly.
Credential pages are protected documents. Printing is the one export path we leave open, and it produces an exact A4 copy carrying the seal, signature, QR code and fingerprint.
Send them this portal with your name or Certificate ID — no account or login is needed. For a formal confirmation on letterhead, write to us and we'll issue a verification letter.
If your credential isn't being recognized, looks tampered with, or you have any other concern — our team will assist you directly.