AffixIO Issuer Dashboard

Mint AffixIO QR proof tickets locally. Demo mode needs no API key.

AffixIO Issuer Dashboard puts AffixIO’s zero-knowledge verification tools one click away in Chrome. Open the issuer mint console to create QR proof tickets, or jump straight to the verifier station to check or consume them. AffixIO answers a simple gate question with a signed allow or deny outcome, backed by proof, without asking the scanner to store personal data. Teams use this for offline QR check-in, venue access control, anti-scalping ticket checks, and privacy-preserving verification trials. The linked dashboards support edge proof QR codes that work at the gate, scanner gate codes with optional barcodes, redirect tickets, short URL QRs, raw payloads, and batch minting when you need several proofs at once. That mix covers event check-in, festival doors, stadium turnstiles, and developer demos of cryptographic ticket validation. Zero-knowledge proofs matter here because the verifier can confirm a right without receiving a full identity record. AffixIO edge proofs carry a compact signed payload in the QR itself, so authenticity can be checked and a spent ticket can be denied on replay. Minting also lands an audit digest for later Merkle inclusion checks, which helps when you need a verifiable trail rather than another opaque log. Demo mode runs through AffixIO’s sandbox proxy, so you can try QR ticket generation and zero-knowledge style gate verification without pasting an API key into the browser. Pin the extension, open the issuer dashboard to mint, then open the verifier station with the same event and entry point. Use check mode to inspect a proof, or consume mode to admit once and block a second scan. Install AffixIO Issuer Dashboard if you want a fast route into AffixIO’s QR proof minting and verification workflow while evaluating offline ticket verification, privacy-preserving age and access checks, or cryptographic gate controls in Chrome. The extension opens AffixIO pages in a new tab and uses storage only for local settings, with host access limited to AffixIO domains.