The Veriox Worker is a lightweight Cloudflare Worker that runs on your account, under your domain. It intercepts page requests, checks for a valid session cookie, and injects the verification trigger when needed.
1. Get your private key and worker code
In portal.veriox.io, go to Workers and create a new worker (or open an existing one).
- Copy the private key shown after creation — it’s displayed only once. Your worker signs every request with it; Veriox only ever stores the matching public key.
- On the worker’s Install page, click Download worker to get
veriox-worker.js. This file is personalised to your worker — your Worker ID is already built in.
Keep your private key secret and never commit it to version control. You’ll set it as a Cloudflare Worker secret (not a plain variable) so it’s encrypted and never exposed in logs or source.
2. Create a project
Put the downloaded veriox-worker.js in a new folder alongside a wrangler.toml:
name = "my-site-age-verification"
main = "veriox-worker.js"
compatibility_date = "2024-05-01"
compatibility_flags = ["nodejs_compat"]
3. Set your private key as a secret
wrangler secret put VERIOX_PRIVATE_KEY
4. Deploy
Wrangler will output the worker URL. The worker is now deployed to your Cloudflare account and ready to be routed.
Next step
Configure your site — add the Cloudflare Worker Route so requests flow through Veriox. 
