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Thoryn connects identity providers, wallets, credential issuers, verifiers, and relying parties so organizations can verify trust inside real business workflows. Paste any credential issued through a Thoryn broker — supplier certification, partner authorization, compliance attestation, role proof — and watch it verify, walk its chain of custody, and replay against any historical moment within the retention horizon.
No login. No email gate. The credential never leaves your browser until you paste it; the broker checks the signature, validity window, and Status List 2021 bit, then returns the audit row.
A trust credential is a verifiable statement about an organization, certificate, authorization, compliance status, role, or business relationship.
Credentials can be issued, signed, verified, revoked, and checked again later by relying parties across organizational boundaries. The Thoryn sandbox shows how those trust signals become part of enterprise workflows and the broader application value chain.
Thoryn does not replace your IdP. It complements your existing IAM by adding a federated trust layer that sits alongside Okta, Entra, or any OIDC provider.
A supplier certification, fair-trade attestation, partner authorization, or compliance credential becomes verifiable during onboarding, federation, procurement, API access, or operational workflows — without point-to-point integrations between every pair of companies.
A signed credential isn't only useful at the moment it's presented. Auditors, regulators, and downstream relying parties need to re-verify it years later, against the issuer's key that was current at the time it was issued — even after that key has rotated.
The sandbox lets you paste a credential, pick any date inside the retention horizon, and re-run the full verification against the historical-JWKS view. Trust becomes durable, not point-in-time.
Anyone can verify against sandbox-signed credentials. Anyone can download receipt PDFs. Anyone can run thoryn audit-replay --chain against a sandbox credential. Forever, no account.
Organizations that want to publish their own signed credentials under their own Vault Transit key become paying Thoryn tenants via an issuer-bridge subscription — bringing their trust signals into the same federated layer their customers, partners, and regulators already use. Read the full About page →