Authenticating. Com, LLC (20240291659). Tokenized Credential Verification System simplified abstract
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Tokenized Credential Verification System
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Steven Brandon Ward of Palm Beach Gardens FL (US)
Tokenized Credential Verification System - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240291659 titled 'Tokenized Credential Verification System
The abstract describes a tokenized identity and credential verification system that uses coded tokens to provide details about verified information regarding identities and credentials.
- The tokens may contain information about verified credentials such as licenses, degrees, employment history, and professional affiliations.
- Verified identities may include personal historical information like addresses, automobile details, business associations, and phone numbers.
- Each token or digital badge may be assigned a code representing a verification status, such as active, in renewal, or expired.
- The tokens may be distributed in a blockchain to ensure they cannot be deleted or modified.
Potential Applications: This technology could be used in industries requiring stringent identity and credential verification, such as healthcare, finance, and government sectors.
Problems Solved: The system addresses the need for secure and tamper-proof verification of identities and credentials, reducing the risk of fraud and identity theft.
Benefits: The system provides a reliable and transparent way to verify identities and credentials, enhancing trust and security in various sectors.
Commercial Applications: This technology could be marketed to organizations that need to verify the identities and credentials of individuals, such as hospitals, banks, and government agencies.
Prior Art: Researchers interested in this technology may want to explore existing systems for identity verification, blockchain technology, and secure credential management.
Frequently Updated Research: Stay informed about advancements in blockchain technology, identity verification systems, and data security measures to enhance the effectiveness of this tokenized verification system.
Questions about Tokenized Identity and Credential Verification: 1. How does the use of coded tokens enhance the security of identity and credential verification? 2. What are the potential challenges in implementing a tokenized verification system in different industries?
Original Abstract Submitted
a tokenized identity and credential verification system is disclosed. a coded, e.g., color-coded, symbol-coded, shape-coded, etc., token for identity and credential verification may provide details about verified information about the identity and credentials. verified credentials may include licenses, degrees, employment history, professional affiliations, etc. verified identities may include personal historical information, such as addresses, automobile color, automobile year, make, and model, business associations, phone numbers, etc. each may receive a token or digital badge of a certain code. codes may represent a verification status. for example, the token may be assigned one of many colors corresponding to the status of the credentials, such as active, in renewal, expired, etc. the token may be distributed in a blockchain where the token may not be deleted or modified.
