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Introducing Chaincerts Vault

Keep control of your verifiable credentials & certifications.

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Secure credential management

Your data, your control.

How to create your personal Vault

Peace of mind. You will be guided through a streamlined four step process.

Connect your Stellar account.

Set up your Decentralized Identity (DID).

Begin using your Vault to store and share your credentials.

Open your Vault!

Unlock the future of credentials

Enter the world of blockchain-powered digital credentials. Issue, store, and verify your credentials securely and reliably.

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Frequently asked questions

What is a Chaincert?

Chaincerts are Verifiable Credentials (VCs) backed up by the power of Soroban's Smart-Contracts in the Stellar Network.

What's a Decentralized Identity (DID)?

DIDs are a component of VCs that allow broad control over your identity (information), enhancing privacy and providing better security by leveraging blockchain technology.

How do I issue a Chaincert?

Individuals and organizations may issue a Chaincert specifying the contained information in the credential and then associate it to a DID through a smart-contract transaction in the Stellar Network.

What is Vault?

Vault is Chaincert's internal platform to store, manage, and share your credentials safely, reliably, and intuitively.

How do I register a Chaincert?

Issued Chaincerts are automatically registered in your Vault using the DIDs linked with the verifiable credentials.

How do I manage a Chaincert?

Users may use the Management Tool in their "User Profile" to control information privacy, DIDs, and credentials presentation.

How do I share a Chaincert?

Chaincerts are shared and presented through a link that allows individuals to visualize the information users share intuitively and appealingly.

Can I have more than one DID associated with the Vault?

Yes, you may have more than one identity associated with your Vault.

Can I export my Chaincerts to another system?

Yes, you can export your credentials in a standardized format that can be imported into other systems that adhere to the W3C Verifiable Credentials specification.