Your Python certificate
Every PyDebug certificate is checked against the stored record — nothing on this page is typed in by the learner.
A PyDebug certificate is earned by solving real problems — fixing broken programs and predicting output — and it comes with a link anybody can check. No form, no exam fee, no uploaded score.
How verification works
Each certificate carries an id like PYD-GD-2026-K7M2QX and a
link to pydebug.in/certificate?verify=…. Anyone who opens that link
sees the tier, the day it was issued, and the exact numbers it was awarded on.
That is the difference between a certificate and a picture of one.
Why the criteria are published
A certificate whose rules are secret is worth nothing, so the whole ladder is above this text — including the tiers you have not reached. Bronze is free forever: a ladder needs a first rung that everyone can stand on.
What it is not
It is not a course completion paper. It does not say you watched something. It says how many real Python programs you fixed, how many outputs you predicted correctly, over how many days, and how long you kept going — and anyone can check that claim in one click.