SOURCE_URL: https://majikah.solutions/products/majik-slink/docs/slink-verify

---
title: "Searching & Verifying a SLink"
id: "slink-verify"
group: "majik-slink"
type: "products"
version: "0.0.2"
lastUpdated: "2026-08-07T00:00:00.000Z"
difficulty: "Beginner"
time: "1–2 minutes"
tags: [search, verify, slink, url, ownership, attribution, reference, public, signature, muid, post-quantum]
---

# Searching & Verifying a SLink

> How to search for SLink claims on any URL and read the results dashboard

## Overview
Check whether any URL has been signed, and by whom, using Majik Signature's Verify mode or the public site at slink.majikah.solutions — no account required.

### Two Places to Search

You can search for SLink claims on any URL from two places, and both show the exact same results: inside Majik Signature, using the Verify mode of the SLink panel, or standalone at slink.majikah.solutions from any browser — no Majikah account or login required for either.

### Searching a URL

1. **1. Open the search**
   *Inside Majik Signature, or on the web*
   - In Majik Signature, open the SLink panel and click the Verify pill in the header.
   - Or, in any browser, go to slink.majikah.solutions.

2. **2. Enter a URL**
   *Any public https:// address*
   - Type or paste any public https:// URL into the search field.
   - Press Enter or click the search button.
   - Only valid https:// URLs are accepted — you'll be prompted to fix the address if it isn't recognized.

3. **3. Read the results**
   *See who has signed, owned, or attested to this URL*
   - If nobody has signed the URL yet, you'll see a No SLink claims found for this URL message — it's simply unclaimed.
   - If one or more claims exist, a full results dashboard opens (see below).


> **NOTE:** An unclaimed URL isn't a red flag by itself — most pages on the internet have never been signed. You (or anyone with a Majik Universal ID) can be the first to sign it via the Sign flow.

### Understanding the Results Header

The header badge summarizes the strongest claim found for this URL: URL VERIFIED means at least one Ownership claim has been independently verified — the strongest possible signal. CONTENT VERIFIED means the strongest verified claim is Attribution — someone proved they control the content, though not the domain. UNVERIFIED means no claim on this URL has been independently verified yet (it may still have Reference/attestation-only claims).

### What's on the Results Dashboard

| Section | What it shows |
| --- | --- |
| Stats row | Counts of Ownership, Attribution, and Reference claims found for this URL, plus the date the first claim was signed. |
| Tabs | Filter the claim list to All Claims, or just Ownership / Attribution / Reference. |
| Sort & view | Sort claims by Most Recent, Oldest First, or Claim Type; switch between list and grid layouts. |
| Claim cards | One card per signer: their name, claim type, a short description of what's proven (or not), when they signed, and a status badge — a proof-strength badge for verified claims, or a plain status like pending or failed for others. |
| View Details | Expand any claim card to see its full hash, verification code, signer's Majik Universal ID, and key fingerprint — each with a one-click copy button. |
| About This URL | The domain, the date of the first claim, the total number of claims, the last-updated date, and the URL's own hash. |
| What do claim types mean? | A quick-reference legend explaining Ownership, Attribution, and Reference claims. |

### Claim Types at a Glance

| Claim type | What it proves |
| --- | --- |
| Ownership | The signer controls the domain (checked via a DNS TXT record or the page itself). The strongest available proof. |
| Attribution | The signer controls the content at this URL, but not the domain (checked via the page's content only). |
| Reference / Attestation | The signer controls neither the domain nor the content — this is an attestation only, with no independent proof. |

> **NOTE:** A Reference claim always displays as Attestation Only, never as verified — this is by design, since a reference is a claim with no independent proof behind it.

### Trusting a Result

A verified SLink proves that whoever holds a specific Majik Key placed the challenge code on that exact page (or DNS record) at a specific time. It does not, by itself, prove the real-world identity behind that key — open the signer's Majik Universal ID profile from the claim card for that.