CerTiFy
Your digital wallet for secure, verifiable certificates that are always with you.
Manage and share your certifications securely, instantly, and compliantly.
A new era for digital certifications
In today's digital world, protecting your identity and certifications is no longer an option, but a necessity.
With CerTiFy, you have access to an advanced digital wallet based on blockchain technology, allowing you to independently and securely manage personal and professional certifications.
A solution compliant with European regulations (eIDAS, GDPR), designed for citizens, companies, and institutions that want to say goodbye to paper and manual checks.
What is CerTiFy?
CerTiFy is the first digital wallet that uses blockchain technology to guarantee the immutability, security, and complete user control of digital certificates, following a Self Sovereign Identity (SSI) approach.
No intermediaries, no risk of abuse: you are the sole owner of your information.
Certifications are uploaded to the wallet exclusively by authorized entities and digitally signed. Access to the data is possible only with the user's private key, ensuring secure use and compliance with the highest protection standards and European infrastructure and regulatory frameworks.
Why choose CerTiFy?
Full control of your data
Only you decide what to share, with whom and when.
Automatic and error-free verification
Certificates are digitally verifiable, reducing time, costs, and human errors.
International standards
Interoperable data (JSON, public ontologies), ready for use even abroad.
Advanced security and privacy
The data is encrypted, anonymized, and immutable thanks to the blockchain.
Complete digitization
100% paperless management: upload, archive and share with one click.
Who is it for?
Citizens and Professionals
Manage your personal or professional certifications independently, without relying on central authorities. All in a single digital wallet.
Companies and Institutions
Make the verification of received data immediate and reliable, eliminating the risk of fraud and streamlining control procedures.
Our strength
CerTiFy adopts the principle of data minimization, recording only the metadata essential to guarantee the validity and integrity of certifications on the blockchain. Personal and sensitive data is never stored in clear text on the public network, but remains under the exclusive control of the user. This approach drastically reduces privacy risks and unauthorized disclosure of information.
All certifications managed with CerTiFy come from accredited and recognized bodies, such as universities, professional associations, and authorized public or private entities. Each certificate is digitally signed by the issuing body, guaranteeing the document's authenticity. This prevents any possibility of falsification or alteration of the original data.
CerTiFy uses standard and open formats (such as JSON-LD and public ontologies) to ensure full portability of certifications. This means that data can be read, verified, and reused by third-party systems, even abroad, without the need for conversions or translations. Portability simplifies information sharing in international contexts and supports user digital mobility.
Data security is guaranteed by end-to-end encryption systems. All information uploaded to CerTiFy is encrypted using individual cryptographic keys. Only the wallet owner can access it using their private key. Not even system administrators or issuers can view or modify the information, ensuring complete and inviolate control for the user.
CerTiFy is designed to comply with European regulations on digital identity (eIDAS) and personal data protection (GDPR). The system ensures transparency, the right to be forgotten, data portability, and informed consent. Every process, from registration to sharing, is designed to be legally valid and technically secure, for both private users and public entities and companies.
CerTiFy is based on the Self Sovereign Identity (SSI) paradigm, which allows users to directly own and manage their digital identity. There's no need to rely on third parties or centralized registries: you are the sole custodian of your data, and you can decide when, how, and with whom to share it. This approach strengthens privacy, reduces the risk of misuse, and promotes trust in digital systems.