Worker Options

Portal configuration

Go to your worker in portal.veriox.io → Configuration to manage all of the following settings.

Setting	Default	Description
Age Threshold	18	The minimum age visitors must prove. See age thresholds.
Session Duration	24 hours	How long a verified session lasts before the visitor must verify again. See session duration.
Automated Trigger	Never	Whether the popup appears on its own: every page, specific pages, or never. See popup behaviour.
Manual Trigger	None	CSS selectors for buttons that stay blocked until the visitor verifies. See popup behaviour.
Location Targeting	All countries	Scope the automated trigger to specific countries, based on the visitor’s network location. See popup behaviour.
Allow Dismiss	Off	Whether visitors can close the popup without verifying.

For developers — Wrangler CLI

The behavioural settings above are not worker variables — they live in the portal and are applied to your worker automatically. The only thing the worker itself needs is your private key, set as a secret.

Secrets

Secret	Required	Description
`VERIOX_PRIVATE_KEY`	Yes	Your ECDSA private key (PKCS8, base64). Signs every request to the Veriox Platform API and is never transmitted. Set via `wrangler secret put VERIOX_PRIVATE_KEY`.

Built-in values

Your Worker ID is baked into the worker code when you download it from the portal — there’s no variable to set. (For local development only, you can override it with a VERIOX_WORKER_ID value in .dev.vars.)

Example wrangler.toml

name = "my-site-age-verification"
main = "veriox-worker.js"
compatibility_date = "2024-05-01"
compatibility_flags = ["nodejs_compat"]

To change any verification setting, update it in the portal — it takes effect within a few minutes with no redeploy.

Getting Started

Installation

Install via Cloudflare Dashboard

Install via Wrangler CLI

Configuration Reference

How Verification Works

Dashboard & Billing

Troubleshooting

Worker Options

Portal configuration

For developers — Wrangler CLI

Secrets

Built-in values

Example wrangler.toml

​Portal configuration

​For developers — Wrangler CLI

​Secrets

​Built-in values

​Example wrangler.toml

Portal configuration

For developers — Wrangler CLI

Secrets

Built-in values

Example wrangler.toml