Revquix Verified

A certificate an employer can check, at a link.

Some mentorship packages end in an assessment. Finish the sessions, pass a timed exam, and Revquix issues a credential with its own public page - so you send a URL somebody can open, not a PDF they have to take your word on.

Find a certified programme Check a credential

Public page, no account needed
Timed, and watched while it is open
Three attempts, at most

The document

This is the certificate.

Not a mock-up of one. The sheet below is drawn by the same code that draws a real credential, on A4 landscape, and the button under it builds the same PDF a holder downloads. The programme, the score and the number on it are placeholders.

Revquix

REVQUIX VERIFIED - SPECIMEN

CERTIFICATE NO.

RQ-SPEC-IMEN-0000-0000

CERTIFICATE OF ASSESSMENT

This is to certify that

Rohit Parihar

passed a timed, integrity-monitored Revquix assessment in

Backend Engineering Fundamentals

RESULT

92% - 46 of 50 marks

COURSE MENTOR: Rahul Verma
DATE OF ISSUANCE: 18 May 2026

REVQUIX VERIFIED

Mrs. Lata Mangilal Parihar

FOUNDER, REVQUIX

Specimen. A real certificate carries a code that opens its own record - check one at https://www.revquix.com/certifications/verify. The page, not the file, is the record.

It downloads a specimen. Its number resolves to nothing and the sheet says so - a real one carries a code that opens its own record.

What is on it

A number, and a code that scans: Top-right, where a mount crops last. The QR opens the credential's own public record.
The programme, and the result: What was assessed, and the score out of the paper's total. Not a grade band, the marks.
Who set the paper: The mentor is named. They wrote and marked it; Revquix hosts and verifies it.
The date it was issued: Written out in full, so it reads the same in every market a resume gets sent to.

Four steps

How a Revquix Verified credential is earned

01
Buy a package that carries an assessment
A package is the only service type that can. Where a mentor has attached one, the listing says so before you pay, and names the certificate you would earn.
02
Complete the sessions
The mentor sets what qualifies you to sit the exam - either every session in the package, or a minimum number of them. Either way it is on the listing, not discovered afterwards.
03
Sit a timed, monitored assessment
On a laptop or desktop, against the clock. Tab changes and paste attempts are recorded while it is open. Up to three attempts are included, and the mentor may allow fewer.
04
Pass, and get a page - not a file
The credential gets a code in the form RQ-7K4M-9XPT-2WHB-Y6QN and a public verification page. Anyone with the link can open it without an account.

Why it counts

What makes it worth having

Two of these four are restrictions. That is deliberate.

It is a link, not a file

The credential lives at a public URL. Nobody has to trust a PDF you emailed them, and you cannot lose it. Re-opening the page IS the check.

The exam is timed and monitored

It runs on a laptop or desktop, against a clock. Tab changes and paste attempts are recorded as events while the attempt is open.

Limit

Three attempts, at most

The platform ceiling is three and a mentor may set fewer. More than that and it stops being an assessment and starts being a quiz you grind.

Limit

You can fail it

A failed attempt is not refundable. You are buying the sessions and the chance to sit the assessment - not the certificate. A credential nobody can fail is not worth carrying.

What this is not

Not an accredited qualification.: It is an assessment written by a mentor and issued through Revquix. It says you passed that exam, and nothing wider.
Not a signed document.: The Open Badges 3.0 export is a hosted credential: it is checked by fetching its public page, not by verifying a signature offline.
Not open to under-18s.: Assessments are available to members aged 18 and over.
Not a refund route.: Failing does not return the price of the package.

Common questions about Revquix Verified

What is Revquix Verified?

A credential issued when you complete a mentorship package that carries an assessment and then pass that assessment. It gets a code in the form RQ-7K4M-9XPT-2WHB-Y6QN and a public page anyone can open without an account.

Which services can end in a certificate?

Packages, and only packages. A single 1:1 call or mock interview cannot carry one - the capability is set on the package service type alone.

How does an employer check it?

They open the link. The verification page is public and needs no account, and re-fetching it is the check - if a credential were ever revoked, the page would say so.

Can I download the certificate?

Yes. Every credential has its own certificate page with a PDF of the sheet shown above, and the specimen on this page downloads the same document. A withdrawn credential still shows its record and its certificate, but offers no file - a saved PDF travels with no way for its reader to learn it was pulled.

How many attempts do I get?

Up to three. The mentor may allow fewer, and the number is shown on the listing before you buy. A failed attempt is not refundable.

Is the assessment monitored?

Yes. It is timed, runs on a laptop or desktop, and tab changes and paste attempts are recorded as events while it is open.

Is the certificate cryptographically signed?

No. The Open Badges 3.0 export does not carry a proof, so it is a hosted credential verified by fetching its page rather than a signed one that can be verified offline. We would rather say that than imply otherwise.

Who can sit an assessment?

Members aged 18 and over who hold a package whose sessions qualify them - either all of them completed, or the minimum the mentor set.

The certificate is the end of the package, not the start.

Find a package whose mentor has attached an assessment, sit it when the sessions are done, and the credential is issued to a page you can send.