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  1. PRODUCTS
  2. Digital Credentials
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Verifiable Credentials W3C-VC

Blerify offers a Verifiable Credentials (VCs) service based on the W3C Verifiable Credentials (W3C-VC) standard, enabling organizations to issue, manage, and verify digital credentials securely, reliably, and in a decentralized manner. This service is designed to ensure the authenticity, integrity, and privacy of credentials while giving users full control over their personal data.

Key Features:

  1. W3C-VC Standard:

    • Credentials adhere to the W3C Verifiable Credentials standard, ensuring interoperability with other systems and platforms.

    • Advanced cryptography is used to guarantee authenticity and prevent forgery.

  2. Centralized Issuance and Management:

    • Organizations can issue verifiable credentials through an intuitive administrative portal.

    • Specific attributes (such as memberships, government IDs, certifications, etc.) can be associated with each credential.

  3. User Control (Self-Sovereign Identity - SSI):

    • Users store their credentials in a digital wallet under their control.

    • They decide when, with whom, and what information to share, adhering to privacy and consent principles.

  4. Instant Verification:

    • Credentials can be instantly and reliably verified by third parties without intermediaries.

    • Uses digital signatures and blockchain to ensure the integrity and validity of credentials.

  5. Interoperability:

    • Compatible with other systems following the W3C-VC standard, enabling integration with multiple platforms and ecosystems.

    • Supports protocols such as OpenID4VP and DID (Decentralized Identifiers).

  6. Advanced Security:

    • Protects against fraud and identity spoofing through post-quantum cryptography and revocation mechanisms.

    • Includes timestamps and trust lists to ensure credential validity.

Use Cases:

  1. Government IDs (Gov ID):

    • Issuance of verifiable credentials for official identification, permits, or licenses.

  2. Memberships and Benefits:

    • Membership credentials with associated benefits, such as discounts, exclusive access, or loyalty programs.

  3. Certifications and Diplomas:

    • Issuance of academic or professional certificates that can be instantly verified.

  4. Secure Access:

    • Credentials for physical or digital access to buildings, systems, or services.

  5. Online Identity Verification:

    • Secure authentication for digital services without the need for passwords.

Benefits:

  • Transparency and Trust: Credentials are verifiable in real-time, increasing trust between parties.

  • Fraud Reduction: Advanced cryptography and traceability prevent misuse or forgery.

  • Operational Efficiency: Eliminates manual processes and reduces costs associated with physical document verification.

  • User Privacy: Users have full control over their data, complying with regulations such as GDPR.

  • Sustainability: Reduces reliance on physical documents, contributing to waste reduction.

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