ASC Info Center Limited
Company No. 16795720
ASCVerify.site is an online security and verification tool operated by ASC Info Center Limited.
Look Up an ASCVerify Verification Badge
Enter an existing badge identifier or open its verification link to view the available ASCVerify record.
Always check what was assessed, what evidence was available and what limitations apply. A badge does not establish regulatory authorisation or guarantee future behaviour.
ASCVerify is not an investment platform, broker or bank. It does not manage investments, accept investment deposits or promise financial returns.
Evidence and limitations
Reports describe available evidence and uncertainty. No score or badge guarantees safety, authenticity, regulatory authorisation or future behaviour. Unavailable checks have not been performed. Some checks are paid; prices and free-scan allowances are shown in the interactive tools.
For investment decisions, independently check the official regulator’s register and warning list. ASCVerify does not currently claim direct FCA Register or Companies House verification.
ASCVerify.site is the exact domain for this service. A similar service name alone does not establish identity or ownership. A missing search result or unavailable page is not by itself proof of fraud or safety.
What ASCVerify checks — and what it does not guarantee
What is ASCVerify?
ASCVerify.site is operated by ASC Info Center Limited, company number 16795720, England and Wales. It helps assess website links, profiles and supported files for available warning signs. It is not a bank, broker or investment platform.
How do Stripe payments work?
Paid checks use Stripe Checkout. Review the displayed service and price before paying; card details are entered on the Stripe-hosted payment page. Payment references may be retained to confirm a purchase. Stripe processes the payment, not the verification evidence, and does not endorse a checked website or guarantee the report.
What does SHA-256 mean?
Profile verification uses SHA-256 to create a fingerprint of the normalised submitted URL for its verification record. A matching fingerprint can support comparison of that input. SHA-256 is hashing, not encryption, proof of identity, an issuer’s digital signature or a certificate that a website is safe. A hash alone does not anonymise every related record.
Does a high score or badge prove safety?
No. Results describe available signals and uncertainty, not guaranteed legitimacy or future behaviour. An unavailable check was not performed. Before investing, independently verify the operator and authorisation with the relevant regulator. Direct FCA Register and Companies House verification are not currently claimed.
Are all checks free and is no data stored?
No. Some checks are paid; current prices and free allowances appear in the relevant tool. Submitted inputs, technical records and payment references may be processed or retained according to the service and its privacy information. Do not submit passwords, private tokens or unnecessary personal data. A hash is not a promise that no data is stored. A customer account stores the email for sign-in and security messages; a report is kept for 90 days only if you choose to save it, and you can delete it earlier.
Can you certify a diploma or prove who issued a document?
A PDF or image analysis may identify warning signs but does not establish a document’s issuer, a person’s identity or official recognition of a qualification. Confirm issuance with the relevant issuing organisation or official registry. An ASCVerify badge is not a regulated qualification certificate.