Issue certificates, licences and identity credentials as tamper-evident on-chain records — bound to the holder, tied to your institution, and checkable by anyone in seconds without calling your registrar.
Fake degrees are a minutes-long Photoshop job. Real ones still get verified by email threads and phone calls to an office that may not exist in ten years. Both sides waste time, and the fakes still get through.
A credential should carry its own proof — one that a stranger can check instantly and an issuer can't quietly disown.
A verified issuer hashes the document and signs it. The proof — and optionally the file itself — is written to Solana.
The credential is Soulbound: locked to the recipient's wallet at mint. It can't be sold, lent, or transferred to someone else.
An employer drops in the file, scans a QR, or pastes the address. They see the issuer, the date, and whether it was ever revoked.
The credential is only valid if the hash matches and the signature is your institution's. An altered copy fails on sight.
Made a mistake, or an issuer's key was compromised? Revoke it, with a public reason — verifiers see it live.
Hash-only for sensitive records, or public with the document attached for credentials meant to be shown off.
Verification runs on Solana, not your servers. It keeps working whether or not your IT department does.
Only verified institutions can issue in this mode, so a credential always traces back to a real, vetted issuer — not an unverified wallet.
Become a verified issuer, then mint. Or check a credential someone handed you.