# QRalo

> QRalo generates cryptographically signed QR codes (Ed25519). When scanned via qralo.com/verify, the signature proves which organization issued the code, whether it was tampered with, and whether it is still active, expired, or revoked.

## What QRalo is
- A signed QR code platform (authenticity + integrity of QRalo-issued codes)
- Public verification at https://qralo.com/verify and scanner at https://qralo.com/scan
- Optional checks against known-malicious URL lists at generation/scan time
- Analytics, expiration, and instant revocation for issuers

## What QRalo is not
- Not a universal anti-phishing product for every QR code in the world
- Does not protect customers who scan non-QRalo / unsigned stickers unless they use a verifier and see that the code is not authentic
- URL safety lists only catch already-known malicious URLs

## Key pages
- https://qralo.com/
- https://qralo.com/secure-qr-codes
- https://qralo.com/how-to-verify-qr-code
- https://qralo.com/qr-code-restaurant
- https://qralo.com/qr-code-parking
- https://qralo.com/qr-code-phishing
- https://qralo.com/scan

## Contact
- contact@qralo.com
- security@qralo.com