How Ticket Veriguard Works
Imagine you sell the same pair of seats on a few websites. When one buyer checks out, the others must be told the ticket is gone right away. Ticket Veriguard keeps every site in sync so the same ticket is never sold twice.
Find this ticket across the web
The 3 simple steps
1) Connect
We give you secure API keys. You plug Ticket Veriguard into your POS or marketplaces.
2) Register tickets
You add each ticket once. We keep a single “source of truth” record for it.
3) Stay in sync
When a sale happens anywhere, we notify the other sites instantly so nobody can buy what’s already sold.
“Two people tried to buy the same ticket” — what happens?
Without coordination, both checkouts might succeed. With Ticket Veriguard, the first confirmed buyer wins. The moment that happens, we send a message webhook to the other marketplaces saying the ticket is sold. Their pages update, and the second buyer sees it before paying. No refund and no angry emails.
Prototype: what the requests look like
Add a ticket
POST /api/tickets
Authorization: Bearer <YOUR_API_KEY>
{
"ticket_id": "A1-ROW3-12",
"event": "RockFest 2025",
"face_value": 120.00,
"currency": "USD",
"status": "available"
}Mark as sold
POST /api/tickets/A1-ROW3-12/sold
Authorization: Bearer <YOUR_API_KEY>
{
"marketplace": "ExampleMarket",
"order_id": "ORD-983221"
}We send a webhook (POST to /webhooks/tickets) with {"ticket_id":"A1-ROW3-12","status":"sold"}.
Quick FAQ
Do I need to change all my systems?
No. Start by registering tickets and listening for webhooks. Integrate deeper over time.
How fast are updates?
Usually in milliseconds. Fast enough to catch near-simultaneous checkouts.
What if a marketplace is offline?
We queue notifications and retry. Your source of truth stays correct, and late systems catch up.
Can I try a sandbox?
Yes. Email hello@ticketVeriguard.com and we’ll set you up.