NGI TRUSTCHAIN CHECK: Revolutionizing e-commerce trust
The CHECK project is pioneering a groundbreaking approach to building trust in online commerce by empowering small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) with innovative verification technologies.
Our mission
In an increasingly digital marketplace, consumer confidence is paramount. The CHECK project aims to transform e-commerce interactions by enabling businesses to provide publicly verifiable data directly to web shop visitors.
Key objectives
- Enhance E-Commerce Trust: Create a robust verification mechanism that increases consumer confidence in online offerings
- Leverage Advanced Technologies: Build upon the TrustChain ecosystem’s blockchain and Self-Sovereign Identity technologies
- Develop Cutting-Edge Infrastructure: Create open-source components for widespread adoption of trust verification
The check verification service
Our innovative service ensures the authenticity of e-commerce offers through:
- Integration with existing e-commerce platforms
- Connection to multiple blockchain-based decentralized identities
- A scalable infrastructure designed for broad market implementation
Technological approach
We are developing the CHECK Verification Service using:
- DIF Linked Verifiable Presentations
- Blockchain technology
- Agile SCRUM methodology
- Extensive user research and iterative development
Our commitment
The CHECK project is committed to:
- Increasing consumer engagement
- Driving higher sales for SMEs
- Providing transparent, verifiable e-commerce experiences
Future vision
Our open-source infrastructure components will serve as the foundation for a future commercial Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) offering, democratizing trust verification for online businesses.
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Credits
Dieses Projekt wurde im Rahmen des TRUSTCHAIN-Projekts, gefördert durch das Forschungs- und Innovationsprogramm Horizon 2020 der Europäischen Union, unter der Fördervereinbarung Nr. 101093274 finanziert.
