“Arrived in two days and support swapped my size without a single question. I'll be back.”
- Real transaction
- Identity verified
- Signed and sealed
- Signature
- ed25519:9f3c…a71e
- Sealed on
- Sep 12, 2026 · 18:42 UTC
The reputation bank
RelyView holds reputation the way a bank holds assets. Every review starts with a real purchase and is sealed so no one can fake it, edit it or make it disappear, and every business or professional is validated against sources anyone can check.
“Arrived in two days and support swapped my size without a single question. I'll be back.”
GET /lumen-store.json
"verified_review_count": 1284
The problem
On today's platforms, filling in a form is all it takes. With AI, producing thousands of believable reviews costs nothing. People, businesses and AI agents can no longer tell a real opinion from a fake one.
Open-form review
“Amazing service, 100% recommended!”
RelyView-backed review
“Arrived in two days and support swapped my size without a single question. I'll be back.”
How it works
We don't moderate trust after the fact. We build it in from the very first click.
Reviews start with a confirmed purchase or service. We connect to your store (WooCommerce, Shopify, or your own system through the API) and each completed order gets a unique review link. There's no open form.
We confirm the reviewer is the person who bought, in one almost invisible step. We keep the bare minimum and only ever show "verified".
Every review carries a timestamp, a signature and an immutable record. Businesses can't delete it, only dispute it through an audited process.
Your reputation becomes a verifiable asset you can prove anywhere: on your website, on marketplaces and to AI agents, with a seal anyone can check in one click.
More than reviews
Reviews weigh the most, but they are not everything. Specialist agents research what can be checked about a profile, and RelyView publishes a trust percentage with a written report: what was validated, against which source, and what could not be confirmed.
How many come from verified purchases, what customers say here and on other platforms, and whether they read as real experiences.
Legal existence, licenses and state documents, matched against the public registry that issues them.
A live site, its certificate, the age of the domain, and an email and phone that belong to who they claim.
Social and professional profiles that exist, are active and belong to the same business or person.
Digital signatures on PDFs are verified cryptographically: they only count when intact and issued by a recognised authority.
A finding counts only if its source was actually opened during the check. What could not be evaluated scores zero, and the report says so.
The report is public only on profiles claimed by their owner. A professional joins by their own choice, gives consent, and only their professional footprint is researched; withdrawing consent erases it.
Who it's for
Every real sale becomes proof no one can question, and you can take it with you wherever you sell.
Every review you read comes from someone who really bought. And every review you write builds your own credibility.
Assistants, marketplaces and search engines can query RelyView to confirm whether a business is trustworthy before recommending it or buying from it.
The difference
Why now
Assistants are beginning to buy on people's behalf, and they need to know which stores to trust. RelyView is that trust layer.
AI produces believable reviews at zero cost. When anything can be faked, verified becomes scarce, and valuable.
The EU Omnibus Directive and the FTC rule in the US require businesses to show their reviews are genuine.
FAQ
Can't find your answer? Write to us.
A reputation bank. We hold verified reviews as assets: every review matches a real transaction and is sealed so no one can alter or delete it. And we validate the business or professional behind them: registries, website, social profiles and documents, each checked against its source.
A verified review can only be written from a single-use link tied to one order, issued by the store when the order is completed. The author can also confirm it with a passkey. Reviews that did not come that way are shown as not verified.
No. A business can dispute a review through an audited process where every step is logged. The original review stays sealed.
Only the minimum needed to verify identity, in line with the GDPR. Publicly, we only show that the reviewer is verified.
Traditional platforms accept reviews from anyone through a form. On RelyView, every review is backed by a verified transaction, a confirmed identity and an immutable record.
They query our trust API and the structured data on each profile to check a business's reputation, not just read it, before recommending it or buying from it.
Turn every real sale into verifiable reputation that works on your website, on marketplaces and with AI agents.