BCdiploma

BCdiploma is a blockchain-based digital credentialing platform launched in 2018 that enables educational institutions to issue and verify digital diplomas and certificates. The platform utilizes the 3videnZ technology, a patented encryption method that stores credential data directly on the Ethereum blockchain while maintaining compliance with data privacy regulations like GDPR and FERPA.

The system's core technical implementation involves storing diploma data and institutional identity verification through DApps on the public Ethereum ledger, rather than using traditional hash-based authentication. BCdiploma supports multiple credential formats including NFT Credentials, SoulBound Tokens (SBTs), and W3C Verifiable Credentials. The platform has developed mywallet.cloud, a custodial Web3 wallet that allows students to receive, store and share their credentials using just an email address, making the technology accessible without requiring technical blockchain knowledge.

Notable adoption includes partnerships with over 250 institutions globally, including Stanford University, University of Toronto, and ETS Global for TOEIC test scores. The platform has been recognized by the European Commission as a technical operator for the EBSI (European Blockchain Services Infrastructure) project through its work with the University of Lille. BCdiploma emphasizes institutional sovereignty over credential data and provides complete white-label customization options, allowing institutions to maintain their branding while leveraging blockchain technology for credential verification.