My Certificates

Pending claim Certificates

Short Demo (3 minutes)

Full Demo (12.5 minutes)

FAQ

I am a credential authority. How do I create and issue certificates?

First Register as an issuer. (Be sure to include information that can be used to verify your identity.)
Then Certificates. (You'll need to know the EOS (Jungle) account name of the recipient.)

I have a certificate. How do I show it to people?

Log in and see your certificates listed on the Home Page. Click on the certificate of your choice.
Pro tip: If you know your account name and certificate id, you can also go to
https://certs.cryptolions.io/#certView/<issuer account name>/<owner account name>/<certificate id>

I am reviewing a certificate, how do I ensure it's real?

Stay tuned for our blue-badge system for stronger verification.
In the mean time, look at the "Issuer". An institution should disclose their "Issuer" identity on their website or social media to confirm it is theirs.

Are certificates public?

Yes. For private or sensitive data, we suggest issuers only put URL in their certificates, and keep the data off chain and control access. You can use the certificate can send people to a portal through which they identify themselves and request access from you.

Type of Certificates:

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Institution: .....

Type: .....

Name of certificate (optional):

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Image Url (optional):

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Fixed Data:

field name:

data:

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Mutable Data:

field name:

data:

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Receiver of Certificate *:

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Issue Type:

Transfer to receiver

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Offer to claim by receiver

Kyros Certificates

democratizing authority

My Certificates

Pending claim Certificates

Short Demo (3 minutes)

Full Demo (12.5 minutes)

FAQ

I am a credential authority. How do I create and issue certificates?

First Register as an issuer. (Be sure to include information that can be used to verify your identity.)
Then Certificates. (You'll need to know the EOS (Jungle) account name of the recipient.)

I have a certificate. How do I show it to people?

Log in and see your certificates listed on the Home Page. Click on the certificate of your choice.
Pro tip: If you know your account name and certificate id, you can also go to
https://certs.cryptolions.io/#certView/<issuer account name>/<owner account name>/<certificate id>

I am reviewing a certificate, how do I ensure it's real?

Stay tuned for our blue-badge system for stronger verification.
In the mean time, look at the "Issuer". An institution should disclose their "Issuer" identity on their website or social media to confirm it is theirs.

Are certificates public?

Yes. For private or sensitive data, we suggest issuers only put URL in their certificates, and keep the data off chain and control access. You can use the certificate can send people to a portal through which they identify themselves and request access from you.

Register as Issuer

Issue Certificate

Search Certificate

Pending claim Certificates

CERTIFICATE ISSUED TO: Not claimed yet

Fixed Data

Mutable Data

Kyros Certificates

democratizing authority

My Certificates

Pending claim Certificates

Short Demo (3 minutes)

Full Demo (12.5 minutes)

FAQ

I am a credential authority. How do I create and issue certificates?

First Register as an issuer. (Be sure to include information that can be used to verify your identity.) Then Certificates. (You'll need to know the EOS (Jungle) account name of the recipient.)

I have a certificate. How do I show it to people?

Log in and see your certificates listed on the Home Page. Click on the certificate of your choice. Pro tip: If you know your account name and certificate id, you can also go to https://certs.cryptolions.io/#certView/<issuer account name>/<owner account name>/<certificate id>

I am reviewing a certificate, how do I ensure it's real?

Stay tuned for our blue-badge system for stronger verification. In the mean time, look at the "Issuer". An institution should disclose their "Issuer" identity on their website or social media to confirm it is theirs.

Are certificates public?

Yes. For private or sensitive data, we suggest issuers only put URL in their certificates, and keep the data off chain and control access. You can use the certificate can send people to a portal through which they identify themselves and request access from you.

Register as Issuer

Issue Certificate

Search Certificate

Pending claim Certificates

CERTIFICATE ISSUED TO: Not claimed yet Claim Burn Print

Fixed Data

Mutable Data

First Register as an issuer. (Be sure to include information that can be used to verify your identity.)
Then Certificates. (You'll need to know the EOS (Jungle) account name of the recipient.)

Log in and see your certificates listed on the Home Page. Click on the certificate of your choice.
Pro tip: If you know your account name and certificate id, you can also go to
https://certs.cryptolions.io/#certView/<issuer account name>/<owner account name>/<certificate id>

Stay tuned for our blue-badge system for stronger verification.
In the mean time, look at the "Issuer". An institution should disclose their "Issuer" identity on their website or social media to confirm it is theirs.

CERTIFICATE ISSUED TO: Not claimed yet