CREDVAULT / PROOF WITH LESS DISCLOSURE

Share the answer.
Keep the record.

Verify degrees, licences, and qualifications without sharing the personal file.

ISSUER’S PRIVATE COLLECTION
PROFESSIONAL LICENCE

Issued.
Attested.
Yours.

Full name•••• ••••••
Personal record••••••••••
Credential referenceCV–04813
TRY A SAMPLE VERIFICATION

Ask a precise question.

Sample credential status
SIGNED ANSWERReady to verify

Choose a question to see the issuer’s response.

Illustrative responses only. No personal records or real credentials are processed.

Issuer-backed. Revocation-aware. Private by design.See the credential lifecycle
How it works

Issue once. Verify anywhere. Revoke instantly.

  1. Join as an accredited issuer

    Your institution joins the network as a named organization. Accreditation bodies attest which issuers are recognised, and that record is public.

  2. Issue the credential

    The full record, including the holder's personal details, is stored in your institution's private collection. The shared ledger records only that your institution attested an issuance.

  3. Answer verification questions

    A verifier asks a precise question, such as "Is this licence current?". Your node answers and signs the answer. The verifier gets a yes or no, not the record.

  4. Revoke or renew

    A suspension, revocation or renewal is an attested event on the ledger. The next verification reflects it immediately.

  5. Keep it verifiable for life

    An oversight body or successor institution can be a declared member of your collection, so credentials stay verifiable even if the issuer closes.

Who sees what

Proof for the verifier. Privacy for the holder.

Collection membership and attestation metadata are visible. Private payload access depends on the organizations declared in each collection.

InformationIssuerVerifier that askedOther network organizationsValidators
Full record and personal detailsYesNoNoNo
Answer to a verification questionYesYesNoNo
That the issuer attested an issuance or revocationYesYesYesYes
Issuer accreditationYesYesYesYes
Issuance and revocation policiesYesYesYesYes

An oversight body or successor institution receives personal records only when it is a declared member of the issuer’s private collection.

Features

Everything a credential needs to be trusted.

Minimal disclosure

Answers, not records

Verifiers ask specific questions and receive signed answers. Transcripts and personal files stay with the issuer.

Live status

Instant revocation

Suspensions and revocations are ledger events, so every later check sees the current status.

Accreditation

Know who can issue

Accreditation bodies attest which institutions are recognised. Verifiers can reject credentials from diploma mills automatically.

Joint issuance

Multi-party credentials

Joint degrees, co-signed certificates and board-plus-exam-body licences use And and OutOf policies.

Longevity

Designed for long-term verification

ML-DSA post-quantum signatures protect credentials that must stay trustworthy for a whole career.

Audit

Verification history

Issuers can see which organizations verified a credential, giving holders and regulators a clear record.

Issuance policy

Multi-institution trust, written into the credential.

Each issuing action carries an attestation policy committed to the ledger. A verifier can see exactly which organizations had to vouch for a credential before it existed.

  • A licence needs the board and at least one recognised exam body.
  • Revoking it needs two of three oversight organizations, so no single party can do it alone.
  • Joint degrees can require And across two universities.
policy: issue_licence v1
  • And
    • Nursing Board
    • Or
      • Exam Body A
      • Exam Body B
policy: revoke_licence v1
  • OutOf 2
    • Nursing Board
    • Health Regulator
    • Professional Council
The problem

A PDF and a phone number are not proof.

Hiring a nurse, engineer or graduate still means emailing registrars, waiting on hold with licensing boards and trusting documents that anyone can edit.

Forgeries are cheap

Fake degrees and licences are sold online and look identical to the real thing. Checking properly takes days that hiring teams do not have.

Revocations go unseen

A suspended licence stays valid on paper. Employers rarely learn about a revocation until something goes wrong.

Verification overshares

To confirm one fact, an employer often receives a full transcript or record containing far more personal data than needed.

Records disappear

Colleges close, boards merge and systems are replaced. Graduates are left unable to prove what they earned.

Who it is for

Issuers, verifiers and the people in between.

University registrar

Fewer manual requests and a permanent, trusted record for alumni.

Licensing board

Public protection that works in real time, not at the next renewal.

Hiring and screening teams

Signed verification answers, with less personal data to store and protect.

Questions

What issuers ask first.

Is personal data put on a blockchain?

Not in readable form. Names, dates of birth, grades and records stay in the issuer's private collection under its own retention policies. The shared ledger holds attestations and status changes, not personal files.

Do verifiers have to join the network?

Organizations that verify often, such as hospitals or screening firms, can join with a verifier role. Occasional verifiers can use a verification service operated by a network member. In both cases the answer is signed by the issuer.

How does a holder share their credential?

Holders receive a verification reference from the issuer that they can give to an employer. The employer uses it to ask the issuer's node a specific question, and only that question is answered.

What happens if our institution closes?

A successor institution or oversight body can be a declared member of your collection. It holds the records and can keep answering verifications under the same published policies.

Why post-quantum signatures?

A degree issued today may be checked 40 years from now. ML-DSA is a NIST-standardized signature scheme designed to resist forgery by future quantum computers.

ONE PROTOCOL. SHARED POSSIBILITIES.

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