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Credentials were designed to signal trust.

But today they often exist as:

  • PDFs

  • static certificates

  • isolated databases

  • digital badges without authoritative verification

Verifying credentials can be slow, fragmented and vulnerable to misuse.

Institutions cannot always confirm whether credentials are authentic, current or issued by the correct authority.

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Trust should be verifiable.

Credentials should not just be displayed.
They should be instantly confirmed against their source.

PrivySeal enables accreditation systems to operate as live verification networks rather than static records.

Image by Anders Jildén

ABOUT PRIVYSEAL

Visible digital confidence in an instant

PrivySeal Limited is a UK registered company.  

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Where the PrivySeal mark appears, the credential is:

  • issued by a trusted authority

  • connected to its source

  • instantly verifiable

  • continuously valid

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The mark signals that the credential meets a trusted verification standard.

​The Engineering Council of South Africa (ECSA) have published details of their use of PrivySeal at https://www.ecsa.co.za/about-ecsa/privyseal/ - you can see their webpage below.

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