Best for
Support teams, operators, and merchants who want quick checks from the browser toolbar.
Use the extension when operators live in the browser and need a fast, repeatable verify helper without turning the extension into a workflow platform.
Official domain: www.vraimony.com. These helpers support the Vraimony core; they do not replace proof packs or the controlled trust model.

Support teams, operators, and merchants who want quick checks from the browser toolbar.
You need a full workflow platform, case management system, or heavy automation layer.
A support operator receives a package link in email and wants to confirm the official path and verification context before sharing it internally.
Pin it in the browser, open it when a package, proof link, or verify-related check appears, and use it as a light helper during review.
It removes blind attachment handling, repeated tab hunting, and uncertainty about the official package path during browser-based review.
Best paired with the Acceptance, Change & Dispute Pack when the browser helper becomes part of a real review or dispute flow.
Download only from www.vraimony.com. Check the matching guide, package name, and release wording. SHA256 helps detect corruption; it does not prove official origin by itself.
Quick read-only verification and official package context in the browser.
It is not a dispute platform, case manager, or full trust portal.
Install the helper, test it on a simple example, then open the matching pack if you need a real operational outcome.
Give browser-first operators a light helper for checks and repeated review tasks without turning the extension into a workflow platform.
Acceptance, Change & Dispute Pack · Third-Party Review Evidence · selected reviewer-side checks
Download the ZIP, load it in a Chromium-based browser, then pin it for quick use.
Check the official checksum list and the public changelog before rollout. Use SHA256 to detect corruption, not as a standalone origin claim.
These tools are intentionally narrow. Multi-client rights, co-branded outputs, or embedded deployments belong to partner and enterprise licensing.