Website & URL Trust Check
Submit a website, domain, or complete URL before visiting, registering, paying, or sharing information. RasPass checks the full destination while keeping domain-level security evidence separate.
RasPass combines website and link security, company intelligence, crypto intelligence, QR destination checking, document analysis, known-threat reputation, phishing analysis, and clear evidence in one platform.
Live Features
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Current Focus
Multi-Layer Trust
Platform Stage
Public V1
Submit a website, domain, or complete URL before visiting, registering, paying, or sharing information. RasPass checks the full destination while keeping domain-level security evidence separate.
Search companies and review available registration identity, official registry evidence, match confidence, and verification limitations. A registration match supports company existence but does not by itself prove website ownership, legitimacy, or trustworthiness.
Search crypto assets by name or symbol to review provider-backed identity, market information, official links, available evidence, and risk context without treating a listing as proof of legitimacy or investment safety.
Scan a QR code with your camera or upload a saved QR image. RasPass reveals the destination first and does not automatically open the link.
Web destinations found inside QR codes can be sent directly into the existing RasPass website and link security report before you decide whether to visit them.
Upload JPG, JPEG, PNG, or supported documents for detectable file, metadata, visual, and text-style modification indicators.
RasPass can highlight strong location-based findings directly on an uploaded document so users can quickly see where unusual evidence was detected.
OCR and local text-region comparisons look for measurable differences in text height, darkness, ink density, edge patterns, and alignment while accounting for OCR limitations.
RasPass compares local image and edge patterns to nearby regions to surface unusual visual differences caused by editing, recompression, scanning, stamps, signatures, or other content.
Document checks inspect file signatures, metadata, processing-software references, structural history, trailing data, and other detectable file-level evidence.
Website reports include a technical score based on detected protections and available signal coverage, with clear limitations shown beside the result.
Review HTTPS availability, SSL certificate details, TLS, redirects, DNS records, security headers, HSTS, and other public technical evidence.
Submitted links are checked against Google Web Risk for known phishing, malware, social-engineering, and unwanted-software threats.
RasPass examines suspicious words, misleading subdomains, copied brand names, risky paths, and other phishing-style URL patterns.
Technical evidence is translated into a concise explanation covering what was found, what it means, and what the user should consider next.
Signed-in users can revisit their latest website checks and reopen previous trust reports from the personal dashboard.
Detailed document evidence, complete technical findings, document fingerprints, and downloadable PDF reports are designed for signed-in access.
Future reporting tools will allow users to submit suspicious websites and help RasPass improve awareness around emerging risks.
Businesses and organizations will be able to request identity and ownership verification before receiving a shareable Trust Passport.
Transparent by design
RasPass distinguishes between known threats, no known threats detected, and evidence that requires review. Website checks do not guarantee legitimacy, company registration does not prove trustworthiness, crypto listings do not prove investment safety, and document indicators do not by themselves prove that a document is fake or deceptively modified.