What if your documents could prove their own authenticity?
Blockchain Realty Global helps organizations create blockchain-verifiable digital records associated with documents, credentials, and physical assets.
Introducing digital twins
A digital identity for a physical or digital asset. A digital twin can create a digital representation or record associated with a physical asset, document, credential, or other item.
Blockchain technology can then provide an additional verification layer around that record. Instead of relying solely on a centralized database, cryptographic technology can help establish whether information has changed from a previously verified version.
- Digital twins
- Blockchain document anchoring
- Tamper-evident documentation
- Proof-of-existence records
- Digital credentials
- Certificates of authenticity
- Property-related documentation
- Corporate documentation
- Professional certificates
- Asset documentation
Think of it as a digital fingerprint.
A document can generate a unique cryptographic fingerprint. That fingerprint can be associated with a blockchain record.
If the underlying document changes, its fingerprint changes. This can provide another way to verify the integrity of important information.
What can be verified?
Real Estate
- Property-related documents
- Deeds and supporting records
- Closing documentation
- Inspection reports
- Appraisals
- Development documents
- Architectural records
Professional Credentials
- Certifications
- Licenses
- Training credentials
- Professional achievements
Business Documents
- Contracts
- Corporate records
- Certificates
- Agreements
- Reports
Physical Assets
- Luxury goods
- Collectibles
- Equipment
- Artwork
- High-value assets
From document to digital twin
Identify
Determine the document or asset requiring verification.
Digitize
Create the appropriate digital record.
Anchor
Generate cryptographic information associated with the record and anchor the verification data to supported blockchain infrastructure.
Verify
Authorized users can compare information against the verified record.
Maintain
Organizations establish processes for future documentation and verification.