Credentials employers can trust in seconds.
Universities and training bodies seal diplomas, transcripts and professional certifications. An employer verifies a candidate's credential directly against the chain, and a fabricated one simply does not verify.
What gets sealed
Sealed at conferral, so every genuine diploma carries a proof its holder can share for life.
Grade records sealed at issuance; grade inflation by document editing becomes impossible.
Professional and safety certifications anchored with their issue date, renewals included.
How it runs day to day
The registrar seals each credential at conferral or issuance.
Graduates receive their documents with proofs, theirs to keep and share.
No student data leaves the institution; only salted digests are anchored.
Employers verify in seconds, with no call to the registrar and no fee.
A hiring manager receives a diploma PDF from a candidate. Verification against RoxChain confirms it is exactly what the university issued, on the date claimed. Fabricated credentials fail silently and immediately.
Manual verification takes weeks and is skipped under time pressure, which is precisely what credential fraud counts on.