Certifd helps universities issue W3C-standard digital credentials that any employer or AI system can verify instantly — no phone calls, no paperwork, no fraud.
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Each degree is cryptographically signed with your institution's digital identity.
Anyone scans a QR code and gets instant, mathematical proof the degree is real.
Built on the W3C Verifiable Credentials v2.0 standard — the same framework adopted by governments and institutions worldwide. Your graduates' credentials work everywhere.
Employers scan a QR code and see a verified result in under 3 seconds. No registration required. No waiting for the registrar to reply.
As AI recruitment tools grow, Certifd credentials are machine-readable and API-verifiable — ready for the next generation of automated hiring.
Every credential is cryptographically signed. Modify a single character and verification fails. Revoke a degree and employers see it instantly.
Custom branding, your university's logo, your domain. Graduates receive beautifully designed certificates that carry your institution's identity.
Track credentials issued, verifications performed, and revocation status — all from a clean admin dashboard built for registrars, not engineers.
Certifd is the tool. Your university is the trust anchor. Here's what that means.
Your university's digital identity (DID) is hosted on your own domain — e.g. certs.youruniversity.edu. The cryptographic keys that sign your degrees belong to you, not to us. You are the issuer. We are just the interface.
When an employer scans a QR code, their system resolves your university's DID, fetches your public key from your server, and checks the signature. Certifd is never in the verification chain. We don't hold the keys, we don't host the proof.
If Certifd disappears tomorrow, every credential you've ever issued remains verifiable — because the cryptographic proof lives on your infrastructure, not ours. Think of it like email: nobody owns the protocol, and any compatible tool can read the messages. W3C VCs work the same way.
Built on open standards
We're onboarding a small group of forward-thinking institutions to shape the product. Pilot is free. If your university is ready to modernize how degrees are issued and verified, let's talk.