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A public collection lists records you have selected for public sharing. Visitors can open each record and run a current check. A listing does not independently establish authorship, ownership, or the truth of a claim.

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Choose a collection address

  1. Sign in to your personal workspace and open Profile → Public collection.
  2. Enter a handle using 3–30 letters, numbers, hyphens, or underscores. Handles are case-sensitive.
  3. Review which records have public visibility and confirm the effect.
  4. Select Save collection address. If the handle is already used, choose another.
Your collection address is https://verify.truthlocks.com/portfolio/your-handle. It displays the public handle and up to 100 public records, with the total available count. It does not publish your sign-in email or private profile display name. An active personal account is required. Business workspaces and suspended accounts do not have a public personal collection through this endpoint.

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Change or disable the address

You can change your handle on the same page. Links to the previous address will stop locating your collection, and the previous handle can become available to another account. To disable the collection address, leave the handle empty and confirm. This does not make individual public records private or invalidate existing record links. Open Your collection → a record → Change visibility to adjust a record’s descriptive visibility.

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API example

Use a consumer-session bearer token. A business API key does not authorize changes to a personal collection handle.
A successful response reports status: updated and the saved username. Send {"username":""} to disable the address. A conflict returns HTTP 409; invalid characters return HTTP 400. Public readers can call GET /v1/consumer/portfolio/{username} without credentials. The response contains the public handle, public record projections, and a total count. HTTP 404 means no matching active personal collection was found. Other failures should be treated as unavailability, not evidence that a record is invalid.