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Ready and steady!
Final countdown before the release
We are happy to announce that TrustED platform is soon to be released. Our tech team is putting finishing touches to the system while our sales team keeps attracting interest of leading universities all over the world. Thank you for being with us and stay tuned!
It will be interesting. Will you add at least one real document or educational institution with the release?
The application must have data on these diplomas. Otherwise, how can the application program authenticate the document?
Hello. Thank you for your question.
University uploads a students identification data (such as their name, enrollment ID, course date, subjects etc) and credentials through the TrustED portal and it will be stored in a smart contract.
But also will be an ability for students to upload their own credentials:
Despite TrustED’s successful acquisitions so far of onboarding academic institutions, it is evident that not all academic institutions will be willing to utilize the technology. As a result the TrustED infrastructure will enable students or recipients of academic credentials the ability to upload their own credentials to ensure they have lifetime 24/7 access to these documents. TrustED will as a result act as a cloud storage platform specifically for academic credentials, ensuring permanency and immutability. In addition, students uploading their own academic credentials will have the ability to share this conveniently with their academic institutions, and have them verify the legitimacy of the credential even if they aren’t apart of the network.
So essentially, students can upload their past credentials onto the platform, however, they will be listed as “TrustED Unverified”. (Unverified credentials will be viewed for free).
They then pay a fee to TrustED and we will contact the university they attended and confirm that they are legitimate. That being said, the student can pay a fee to TrustED, and TrustED will with the students permission, contact the university and verify that the credentials are in fact true. We are building an Artificial Inteligence mechanism that will be able to do this, so we dont have to manually contact the school to verify.
I have a question. The blockchain is not recognized at the state level. Tell me if the dimlomes uploaded to your platform will have legal force?
University himself uploads a students identification data (such as their name, enrollment ID, course date, subjects etc) and credentials through the TrustED portal and it will be stored in a smart contract.
But also will be an ability for students to upload their own credentials.TrustED will as a result act as a cloud storage platform specifically for academic credentials. In addition, students uploading their own academic credentials will have the ability to share this conveniently with their academic institutions.
So essentially, students can upload their past credentials onto the platform, however, they will be listed as “TrustED Unverified”. They then pay a fee to TrustED and we will contact the university they attended and confirm that they are legitimate. That being said, the student can pay a fee to TrustED, and TrustED will with the students permission, contact the university and verify that the credentials are in fact true. We are building an Artificial Inteligence mechanism that will be able to do this, so we dont have to manually contact the school to verify. "It is also important to note that the TrustED platform is GDPR compliant, whereby academic credentials on the platform can be erased or changed, but only in the instance the credential holder gives permission. This is possible as all credentials are stored on a private chain, enabling this to take place, as opposed to if it was on a public chain whereby everything would remain immutable, and hence non GDPR Compliant. In addition, TrustED is simply no different to MySQL or Oracle. Whereby its simply a database technology which universities or academic institutions can utilize at their own choice, with no state government approval being needed."