Certyfile

Nothing would happen to your certified documents, because they are certified on a public blockchain network (in this case Polygon Matic) with thousands of nodes, and it would have to disappear completely. Which is something completely impossible.

Unspent credits from annual subscriptions and special offers do not accumulate when the next billing period is renewed.

Blockchains are considered as public attesters that we all know and use regularly (such as notaries, land registries, commercial registries, etc.). A Blockchain certification is an alternative to these traditional registrars and, therefore, equally valid to accurately verify the date, content, and ownership or authorship of any digital or documentary content (contract, minutes, audio, image, …). iCommunity Labs, owner and marketer of Certyfile, complies with eIDAS regulations and is a trusted electronic services provider authorized by the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Digital Transformation of the Government of Spain.

You can certify all kinds of different events associated with any digital content. Some examples are: Contract signing Signing of minutes of meetings Photographic evidence (such as proof in a product claim, for an insurance part, demonstrating attendance at an event, etc.) Audio recordings (conversations, speeches, etc.) Audiovisual compositions (songs, presentations, etc.) Designs (plans, sketches, prototypes, etc.)

Certyfile allows you to certify any document on robust blockchains that are independent of iCommunity Labs and supported by a wide community of users, such as major public decentralized networks (for example Ethereum and Polygon). Therefore, certifications made through Certyfile will always be accessible and will persist, even if the user deletes their Certyfile account or iCommunity Labs disappears in the future. This converts the certifications issued by Certyfile into fully available digital evidence for audits or technical reports and with legal or simply probative effects in dispute processes or similar. However, you must remember that to verify the certification of a document you must be in possession of the original certified file and, if the digital certification was not done through the Certyfile website, you must recreate the appropriate certification procedure (title, description, the standard algorithm of encryption, etc.) published by iCommunity Labs through its website.

No, we can only verify certifications made with Certyfile. This is because we certify not only the file uploaded with the content, but also the identity of the person who certifies it or who is associated with it.