Question 1

How does VerifiedKnock verify identity for controlled substance deliveries?

Accepted Answer

VerifiedKnock uses PKOC-standard NFC credentials with on-card biometric fingerprint matching. When a courier arrives to deliver a controlled substance, they tap their VerifiedKnock credential to the reader. The card matches the fingerprint on-chip and produces a cryptographically signed assertion. The recipient confirms their identity via their smartphone biometric. Both events are combined into a single tamper-proof audit record that is DEA CSOS-compatible. No Wi-Fi is required. No personal data is stored on VerifiedKnock servers.

Question 2

Is VerifiedKnock compliant with DEA CSOS requirements for Schedule II deliveries?

Accepted Answer

VerifiedKnock generates a DEA CSOS-compatible electronic delivery record that binds the courier's biometric credential, the prescription authorization, the dispensing pharmacy's DEA registration number, and the patient's biometric acknowledgment into a single cryptographic audit entry. This replaces paper signatures and app-based photo ID scans, both of which can be forged or spoofed.

Question 3

What is the compliance gap in controlled substance home delivery?

Accepted Answer

When a courier delivers Schedule II-V controlled substances to a patient's home, there is currently no cryptographic, tamper-proof mechanism to simultaneously verify the courier's identity, their authorization to deliver the specific prescription, and the recipient's eligibility — all before the door opens. Tablet signatures are not identity verification. Photo ID checks are manual and inconsistent. VerifiedKnock closes this gap with hardware-rooted biometric credentials and an immutable audit trail.

Question 4

Does VerifiedKnock work for cannabis delivery compliance?

Accepted Answer

Yes. VerifiedKnock is compatible with METRC and BioTrackTHC audit requirements. The driver's FIDO2 biometric credential is cryptographically bound to the specific order and recipient address. The recipient confirms eligibility via their smartphone biometric before the door opens. Every interaction produces a METRC-compatible audit record. The system works fully offline — no cell signal required at point of delivery.

Question 5

Which pharmacy and home health companies is VerifiedKnock targeting for controlled substance delivery pilots?

Accepted Answer

VerifiedKnock is actively seeking 2-3 pilot partners among specialty pharmacies, institutional pharmacies, and home health agencies that deliver controlled substances. Target partners include companies operating under DEA Schedule II-V delivery requirements. The pilot includes supplied hardware credentials and reader, workflow integration, and full audit reporting. Contact founders@verifiedknock.com to discuss a pilot.

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