Create a stable record
A translation record receives a persistent identifier and an append-only lifecycle rather than relying on a file name, email thread or private platform URL.
Global Translation Registry
A neutral record layer for translation documents, fingerprints, versions and scoped evidence across jurisdictions and organizations.
GTR records verifiable facts about a translation record. Registry presence is not an automatic statement of legal validity, translator qualification or translation quality.
The Registry preserves what was recorded and the scope of supporting evidence without silently expanding that evidence into broader status claims.
A neutral verification layer
GTR separates record existence, document correspondence and evidence scope so recipients can verify facts without turning one signal into a universal conclusion.
A translation record receives a persistent identifier and an append-only lifecycle rather than relying on a file name, email thread or private platform URL.
SHA-256 fingerprints and scoped evidence can be associated with the record while preserving the distinction between document correspondence and professional or legal status.
Recipients can look up a GTRN or compare a document fingerprint and see the public Registry facts that are available at that moment.
Built for the translation chain
Give recipients a stable verification path for a registered translation without presenting Registry membership as a portable professional title.
Check Registry facts and document correspondence while keeping institutional acceptance rules and jurisdiction-specific decisions outside the Registry.
Integrate a neutral verification layer without replacing your own workflow, policy, identity or legal decision boundaries.
See the developer documentationGTRN Partners
Translation companies, institutions and platforms that submit records to the Registry. Each partner has an open statistics page. Being listed is not an endorsement or a trust claim.
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Trust boundary
An attestation, authority record or institutional event can support only the claim it actually proves. GTR does not convert narrow evidence into a universal “verified translator”, legal-validity or worldwide-acceptance badge.
Institutional integration
The institutional sandbox exposes synthetic records, signed non-production receipts and webhook envelopes so integration teams can test the protocol without sending production document bytes.
Open the institutional sandbox