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Source Canada · Toronto, on · Oct 22

Make documents verifiable

Building trust into the way you verify.

Government organizations issue documents that people and organizations rely on every day. Vaultie’s Document RAILS approach adds verifiable data to digital or physical documents, allowing information to be independently validated back to its trusted issuer.

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Building trusted digital services at Source Canada

We’re excited to be exhibiting at Source Canada, connecting with government leaders and organizations working to build more trusted, secure, and accessible digital services. At Vaultie, we’re exploring how verifiable documents and credentials can help strengthen the connection between government, citizens, and the organizations that rely on government-issued information.

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From issued document to trusted credential

Today, a document can tell you what it says. Document RAILS can help you verify where it came from, whether it has been altered, and whether the information it contains is still valid.

Step 1 — Issue

A trusted organization issues  a document or credential.

Step 2 — Hold

The individual receives and controls their credential.

Step 3 — Verify

A verifier can independently validate the information back  to its original issuer.

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Give documents a trust layer

With Document RAILS, digital or physical documents can carry verifiable data through a QR code that connects to the underlying credential. A verifier can use that connection to check:

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Where the document came from

Who it was issued to

Whether the information is current

Whether it remains valid

Whether the document has been altered

Whether the document is authentic

Why this matters for government

Government organizations manage information that people and businesses depend on. Making that information easier to verify can help reduce friction and create more trusted digital services.

Reduce manual verification
Enable verifiers to validate information without relying on manual calls, emails, or administrative processes.
Make documents easier to trust
Allow recipients and third parties to independently check the authenticity of information.
Support digital public infrastructure
Create reusable trust infrastructure that can support services across government and beyond.
Put people at the centre
Give individuals credentials they can carry and present when they need them.

Where could trusted documents make a difference?

Immigration

Government-issued immigration documents can become verifiable credentials, allowing other parties to authenticate their relationship to the issuing authority.

Income Verification

Government-issued income information could be delivered as a verifiable credential, reducing repetitive verification processes.

Licences & Certifications

Credentials can be issued by trusted organizations and independently verified by third parties.

Public Services

Build trusted digital interactions between government, citizens, and the organizations that rely on government-issued information.

Explore the Document RAILS approach

Our latest whitepaper explores how verifiable credentials can create a trusted connection between issuers, holders, and verifiers. Our approach could help transform the way organizations create, share, and validate information.

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