Verifier access is the practical test of a source-evidence system. A reviewer should be able to find the lithium file, understand its boundary, and check its hash without reading a marketing page. 1
This spoke belongs to the Battery Passport Lithium Vault pillar at /battery-passport-lithium-vault/.
What verifiers need
A verifier needs the record title, file issuer, date, scope, hash, URL, related data field, and limitation note. The page should avoid broad claims and present the evidence in a mechanical format. That style matches the real use case: someone asks for the source behind a battery data point and needs to inspect it quickly.
Access without overclaim
Lithium Record can expose a source URL and evidence metadata. It does not decide who must receive access under regulated passport rules, operate the full passport access model, or determine whether a verifier is legally entitled to the file. Those access rules belong to the operator and the passport system.
Verifier route
The page should link to source URLs, data-field maps, and retention records. If a verifier questions the source claim, the route should continue to origin, custody, carbon, or recycled-content pages. This turns access into a structured review path.