At a service counter, a staff member checks a visitor's phone credential with a tablet

PUBLIC

Public sector.

One standard for checking credentials, not one per agency.

In development, Sep to Dec 2026

CommonVerification

#SharedStandard #IdentityAndEducation #HolderConsent

When every agency builds its own lookup page,the person checking first has to work out which page to trust.We give public identity and education credentials one shared way to be checked.

Today

  1. 01

    A different lookup everywhere

    Checkers learn a new procedurefor every agency.

  2. 02

    Judging by appearance

    Paper and PDFs can be copied,and corrections or revocations don't show.

  3. 03

    Who really issued it?

    From the outside, it is hard to tellwhether the agency really issued it.

  4. 04

    Built again and again

    Each agency builds and maintainsits own checking system.

With Camport

  1. Issuer

    • Keeps its existing systems
    • Issues to one standard

  2. Holder

    • Carries credentials
    • Approves every check

  3. Checker

    • One method, learned once
    • Sees the current status too

What we are building

Many credential icons gathered around one phone

PUBLIC / Shared standard

More agencies, one method.A shared verification standard

Credential formats and completion rules live in settings,so a new agency joins without new software.

  1. 01Formats and rules as settings
  2. 02Read-only link to existing systems
  3. 03Korean and English check screens
At a counter, a phone asks the holder to approve sharing a credential

PUBLIC / Holder consent

Nothing opens without you.Holder-approved checks

Scanning the QR sends a request to the holder's phone.The result appears only after they approve.

  1. 01Request and approve
  2. 02Only the needed details
  3. 03Corrections and revocations shown

Where the data lives

  • Holder's phone

    Original credential · approvals

  • Issuer

    Source records · decisions

  • Shared ledger

    Issuer details · credential status

Real names and source records are never written to the shared ledger.

Scope

Being built in 2026

  • Shared credential formats and operating policy
  • Holder-approved checks
  • Correction and revocation status
  • An adoption guide

What we don't

  • Replace agencies' source systems
  • Replace official licenses or statutory certificates

CONTACT US.

From a first pilot to a full rollout, we'd like to hear from you.Tell us your organization and when you hope to start,and we'll reply within two business days.

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