We’re excited to announce that we’ve partnered with The Commons Project Foundation and the World Economic Forum in the expansion of the CommonTrust Network, a global initiative that aims to provide an international standard for verifiable digital health certificates based on open, interoperable standards.

As a technology partner under the partnership, our digital health certificates are recognised by 32 countries across the globe as well as international airlines such as Allianz Partners, Cathay Pacific Airways, JetBlue Airways, Lufthansa, Qantas, United Airlines, and more.

This follows our partnerships with IBM and VFS Global which will support the international adoption and recognition of our health certificates for our client healthcare providers. 

When assessing digital health certificates, third party verifiers, which include governments, airlines, and multi-national companies who accept the use of such credentials, can check the CommonTrust Network registry to ensure that the certificates have been issued by Accredify, an internationally trusted source.

For more information, please refer to the CommonTrust Network’s official press release here.

About Accredify

Founded in 2019, Accredify is pioneering the adoption of verifiable data by providing organisations with an end-to-end solution to create, issue and verify a digital twin of their physical documents that are tamper-proof and traceable back to the source. Serving clients in the education and healthcare sector and with a presence in more than five markets globally, documents issued by Accredify have been verified close to 5 million times. With a dedicated team that embraces the highest standards of customer service, security, and privacy, Accredify’s objective is to be the trusted solution for managing and verifying documents anywhere and anytime.