Oracle-backed attestation for credentials, tokens, and revocations.
Creda Registry is the attestation layer that links off-chain credential evidence to on-chain anchors—supporting portable compliance tokens, revocation registries, and cross-site trust.
Oracle network
Revocation registry
Chain-agnostic anchors
Built for real-world evidence. Registry assumes primary data lives in EHRs, CVO systems, and specialty databases—and focuses on verifiable state, not bulk data.
Registry Architecture
A thin but rigorous layer that lets existing players—CVOs, EHRs, and
verification vendors—participate in a shared attestation network.
Off-chain evidence, on-chain commitments
- Retain detailed evidence with existing systems of record.
- Create hashed commitments for key fields and outcomes.
- Anchor commitments on the chains best suited to your use case.
No bulk data duplication
Chain-agnostic
Supports HSM / KMS
Oracle network behavior
- Adapter oracles connect specific systems (EHR, CVO, background check).
- Normalization logic converts raw events to canonical credential states.
- Proof modules support zero-knowledge and selective disclosure patterns.
For Ecosystem Partners
Registry is not a competitor to existing credentialing vendors—it’s an
infrastructure layer that can make your credentials portable and verifiable
across the broader ecosystem.
CVOs & Credentialing Vendors
Offer portable, verifiable packages
- Expose a “Creda-ready” export for hospital and system clients.
- Earn recognition as an authoritative source in the network.
- Maintain commercial relationships while gaining new reach.
Hospitals & Health Systems
Verify faster with less friction
- Consume attestations without re-verifying every document.
- Focus local teams on edge cases and quality signals.
- Retain full audit trails for regulators and boards.
Aviation, Finance & Beyond
Leverage a shared attestation fabric
- Express domain-specific credential requirements.
- Reuse proven patterns from healthcare and other verticals.
- Integrate with existing IAM / PAM infrastructure.