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Structural PDF tamper detection API. Catches edits your KYC stack misses.

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Algorithm v2.14.0

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FAQ

Can I see or download my original PDF from the results page?

No, you cannot view or download your original PDF file from the results page. The results page displays only the analysis metadata and findings—not the document itself.

This is a deliberate privacy and security feature. We do not store PDF file content permanently, and we do not provide access to uploaded files after analysis completes. Uploaded PDF files are automatically deleted from storage approximately one hour after upload.

The results page shows comprehensive analysis information including:

  • Modification status (modified/not modified)
  • Modification verdict and specific findings
  • Metadata (creation date, modification date, creator, producer)
  • Structural findings (incremental updates, signatures, etc.)
  • Specific anomalies detected

Keep your original PDF file: If you need to reference the actual document later, make sure to keep a copy on your local device. The analysis results are permanent, but access to the original file is not.

This policy protects user privacy by ensuring uploaded documents are not accessible to others through shared result links, even if the link is compromised.

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