Credentials

What are verifiable credentials?

A verifiable credential is a result with an ID and a page that shows whether the record still matches.

A PDF that anyone can reprint is not a credential you can trust.

A verifiable credential has an issuer, a subject, a result, an ID and a check. ProofExam’s verify page is that check.

A fingerprint can later be anchored on a chain. The chain stores the hash — not the paper, the answers or a name.

See the product those articles describe.

Verify a result