Results and errors - AIR Kit

verifyCredential ends in one of two ways: it resolves with a status, or it rejects with an AirKitError (AIR Kit 1.13 and later). Handle both.

Statuses

Status	Meaning	Presentation returned?
`Compliant`	A matching credential satisfied the program	Yes. Check it on your backend before acting.
`Non-Compliant`	A credential matched but did not meet the program’s conditions	No
`NotFound`	The user holds no matching credential	No
`Pending`	The credential’s status is not yet final	No
`Revoking` / `Revoked`	The credential is being revoked, or was revoked	No
`Expired`	The credential is past its expiry date	No

Non-compliant results never expose credential data.

Errors

Branch on the error’s code, and fall back on its category for codes you do not handle.

Code	Meaning	Typical handling
`credential/not-eligible`	No matching or eligible credential	Send the user to an accepted issuer, for example with `redirectUrl`
`credential/verification-failed`	Verified, but not compliant. `data.status` carries the status.	Show the standard experience
`credential/revoked`	The credential was revoked	Ask the user to get a new one
`credential/program-not-found`	The program is missing or empty	Fix the program ID
`credential/session-expired`	The Partner JWT or credential session expired	Get a fresh token and retry
`credential/verify-failed`	Verification could not complete	Log `code` and `eventId`, then allow a retry
Category `user` or `network`	The user cancelled, for example by declining consent, or the network failed	Allow a retry

Quote eventId to AIR support when you report a failure. See Error codes for the full list.

Verification sessions

AIR records every attempt as a verification session: the result, mode, holder context, and usage. This gives consistent reporting across integrations.