Enter the code.
Type or scan the Trucheck code printed on the product tag or its accompanying certificate.
Enter the Trucheck code printed on your certificate. We match it to the authoritative registry and return one of three verdicts in under twenty seconds.
Trucheck matches the code on a product against the manufacturer's authoritative registry, then runs nine visual signals through machine comparison. No guesswork — only record.
Type or scan the Trucheck code printed on the product tag or its accompanying certificate.
The code is compared against the manufacturer's authoritative registry and nine visual signals in seconds.
Authentic, suspect, or counterfeit. The certificate is saved to your wallet and shareable.
Each verification ends in nine independent matches: lot code, stitching, hardware, packaging, hologram, microfiber, weight, and more. All nine — and only all nine — produce an authentic verdict.
Trucheck issues one of three outcomes. Each verdict is final, recorded, and tied to the lot code printed on the certificate.
Every signal aligns with the manufacturer's registry. The item is consistent with factory production and finishing.
One or more signals are inconclusive on photographs alone. An in-person examination is recommended before completing the transaction.
At least one signal falls outside the brand's known tolerances. The item is not consistent with authentic production.
If something isn’t covered here, the contact page reaches a real person — usually within the same business day.
A Trucheck code is a six-character identifier in the format TC-XXXX-X printed on every certificate of authentication. It points to the report issued for a specific item.
The code appears on the certificate PDF, in the Trucheck app, and on any link the seller has shared. It is the only piece of information required to open the report.
Each examination compares submitted images against nine independent signals — lot code, stitching, hardware stamping, packaging finish, hologram layer, microfiber texture, weight, edge paint, and interior debossing — and matches them against the manufacturer's authoritative registry.
Authentic confirms a full match against the registry and all nine signals. Suspect indicates that one or more signals are ambiguous and an in-person examination is recommended. Counterfeit means at least one signal falls outside the manufacturer's known tolerances.
No. Trucheck is independent and not affiliated with any brand. A certificate records an advisory expert opinion based on the images submitted, not a brand-issued guarantee.
Most certificates are issued within twenty seconds of upload. Categories that require a second pass — vintage watches, hand-finished leathers — may take longer.
Yes. Every certificate has a direct URL that opens without an account. Sellers commonly include it in listings on Vestiaire Collective, Grailed, and Chrono24.