Overview
Verifiable human claims for independent trust systems
Cvera is a prototype system for user-held, cryptographically verifiable claims that enables trusted issuers to create signed records about individuals, which can be independently verified without relying on direct access to the issuing authority.
Cvera defines a generalized framework for portable, verifiable human claims across domains.
What this demo shows
- Issuance of a verifiable claim token
- User-held credential (portable JSON)
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Independent verification
signature validation
trust chain evaluation
revocation checking
Claim types
Professional employment roles and relationships
Academic qualifications and certifications
Licenses and regulatory status
Legal identity changes
Achievements and affiliations
Why this matters
AI is accelerating the creation of synthetic and unverifiable information. Trust in claims about individuals is eroding. Verification still depends on manual checks across fragmented systems.
Cvera introduces a model where claims are portable, verifiable, independent, and auditable.
This shifts systems from trusting claims to verifying proof.
Vision
A world where individuals hold their own verifiable records, and institutions rely on independent verification rather than intermediaries.
Architecture
System architecture
High-level system architecture illustrating identity, authentication, and backend API flows supporting claim issuance and verification.
Next steps
Explore the prototype, provide feedback.