Find answers to common questions and learn how to use Gradify’s blockchain-based degree authentication platform.
Find answers to the most common questions about our platform
Learn how universities can issue secure, blockchain-verified degrees
Universities must first be verified on our platform. This involves confirming the institution’s identity and authorizing appropriate staff members to issue credentials.
Authorized staff members input degree information, including student details, degree type, graduation date, and any additional metadata required.
The institution digitally signs the credential using their secure institutional wallet, creating a cryptographic proof of authenticity.
The credential is minted as an NFT on the Solana blockchain, with metadata stored on IPFS, creating a permanent, tamper-proof record.
How employers and institutions can instantly verify academic credentials
Employers or institutions access the Gradify verification portal or use a verification link shared by the credential holder.
Enter the credential ID or scan the QR code provided by the credential holder to initiate the verification process.
The system checks the blockchain record to verify the credential’s authenticity, issuing institution, and that it hasn’t been revoked.
Receive immediate verification results, including the credential details and issuing institution, with a tamper-proof verification certificate if needed.
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