The history of a person (male or female) is filled with certificates throughout life. Paper documents that if not saved in a safe, secure convenient place could easily be lost, stolen or destroyed. We need a convenient way to store, protect and quickly access these valuable information assets and potentially make them available beyond an individual’s life span.

The Cert-Wallet  uses the Ethereum network as the Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) to establish identities of certificate counter-parties. All verified users are associated with specific Ethereum accounts. All certificates must be signed with the private key of their Ethereum account.

Privacy is crucial for the Cert-Wallet users. The certificates are created and delivered to the receivers fully encrypted end-to-end with the public-key cryptography. Certificates are only known to the issuers and recipients. It’s up to the recipients to decide if they want to make the certificates public on the blockchain. For owner security and accountability, this is done at the owners’ cost.