Passport Solutions Australian Passport
We are looking at an Australian Passport today that has added blockchain technology and VeriDoc Globals’ finished solution to go with it. Australia’s passports are some of the most secure in the world but they are still open to fraud. And the process of obtaining one could also be improved with blockchain software.
Explore the complete proof of concept and see the technology come to life.
Why Is This Good For You?
How Does The Solution Work
The Standard in Data Protection and Verification
Smooth Integrations
Our verification framework uses a secure Web3 protocol to create an unbroken chain of trust from the moment data is generated, ensuring integrity and accountability across every transaction.
Hassle Free User Flow
We leverage a scalable blockchain layer 2 network to record proof instantly and handle millions of verifications without slowing down your operations.
Save Money
Every record is sealed with our patented QR code technology, allowing anyone to verify authenticity instantly — anywhere, on any device, without logins or downloads.
Why VeriDoc Global?
VeriDoc Global has patented technology like nobody else. Their patents are granted in over 100 countries, and are bringing real document transparency to everyone. VeriDoc Global’s unique approach to document transparency and document security is a game changer. We can now trust documents using this technology!!!!
VeriDoc Global uses unique hash values to verify whether a document is true and correct. The original document is processed using VeriDo Global’s APIs, and a unique hash value, showing the original document wasproduced by the document owner. The unique hash value is stored on the VeriDoc Ledger and can NEVER be changed. If the document is modified in any way, the unique hash value will also change significantly and the verification will fail.
After the covid pandemic everyone knows about QR codes. QR codes are a great vehicle for verifying a document using VeriDoc Global Technology, therefore anyone can easily see if a document is fraudulent or genuine by using their mobile phone and scanning the QR code on the document.
