AXO DOCS / Certificates

Issue a certificate

Name the recipient and the credential, then sign it with your wallet. Anyone can check it on a public page, free, and you can revoke it later. A document you attach is fingerprinted on your device and never uploaded.

A certificate is public, forever. The issuer name, recipient name, title, date and wallet addresses you enter are published in AXO's open record. They cannot be edited or removed afterwards. If a certificate must be withdrawn, you can revoke it: it then shows REVOKED to everyone, with the date, but it is not erased. Do not enter anything private.

The issuer

The school, course, club or employer issuing the certificate. The name is shown as you type it; the wallet that signs is shown beside it.

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The recipient

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Recipient wallet

OPTIONAL

If you record the recipient's wallet, the certificate appears under My Certificates when they connect it. Leave it empty if you do not know it.

Recipient wallet address

The credential

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Date

The date is as you state it. AXO separately records when the certificate was received.

Attach a document

OPTIONAL

If the certificate is about a specific file (a diploma scan, a report), pick it. It is fingerprinted on this device only; the file is never uploaded. Anyone holding the same file can later check it matches.

Choose a documentor drop it here. Any type, up to 4 GB.

Fingerprinting on this device…

Or paste its fingerprint

Sign and issue

This is exactly what becomes public:

I understand that this certificate is public forever. I can revoke it later, which marks it REVOKED but does not remove it.

Free to use. Already issued some? My Certificates. Checking one? Verify a certificate.

A certificate proves it was issued by the signing wallet, nothing more. AXO does not accredit issuers or vouch for what a certificate says.