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The Vouchmark Score is a 0–100 measure of verification depth. It’s deterministic — it adds up the value of each completed verification rather than guessing at risk — so the score is reproducible and defensible.

How the score is composed

Verifications fall into weighted buckets. A company earns the bucket’s weight only when the underlying check returns “verified” against an authoritative source. The total is capped at 100. A company that has CAC + FIRS + a verified bank account and shareholders is at the cap; anything beyond is upside.
The weights are the canonical values from the backend’s scoring engine. They can change as we add new sources — the score is versioned in the response so historical scores stay comparable.

Bank verification — graded, not boolean

Bank checks contribute up to 100 points but in increments, because “I have a bank account” tells you less than “this account is the company’s main operating account.”

Reading the score

The dashboard renders the score as a band:

Pulling the score

Response

What the score is not

The Vouchmark Score is not a credit score. It does not predict default. It quantifies how much independent, authoritative evidence backs the company’s claims about itself. Combine it with your own commercial diligence.