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I currently worked for Company A, but I had an interview with Company B and they've offered me more money than Company A.

Company A would like to keep me, so they're matching what Company B has offered, but they want proof of my offer from Company A.

I would rather keep my offer details personal.

Would Company A call Company B to get proof of the job offer?

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No, they wouldn't.
And even on the remotest of possibilities they did, Company B would tell them to get lost.

If company A is so unfamiliar with the value of what you do that they don't believe you could possibly get the offer you've got, then that's just another reason you don't want to continue working there.

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    In the US that information would probably be considered confidential. Even if it weren't, no, I'm not sharing my company's compensation structure with an outside party, especially one that's competing with us over a job candidate.
    – Glen Pierce
    Jul 21, 2017 at 14:20

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