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# Redeemable Certificate Contract spec
A generic redeemable certification contract that records certification information as well as forms of evidence and validations which can be interacted with by redeemers that seek to use the information and or reward the recipient for the certificate. In effect this certificate can act as it's own ledgar - and used by marketplace applications that connect clients / rewarders with certificate holders.
A generic redeemable certification contract that records certification information as well as forms of evidence and validations (credentials) which can be interacted with by a marketplaces and redeemers that seek to use the information and or reward the recipient for the certificate. In effect this certificate can act as it's own ledgar - and used by marketplace applications that connect clients / rewarders with certificate holders.
# Example 1 Course Certification (Proof of Action)
After completing an online course the course creator issues a Certificate to the student and endorses it.
The student can accept the certificate by signing it. The student can also delete it. The student can also choose who can see the details of the certificate, which can include credentals, course topics, as well as any txhashes or other data references.
A optional value in some currency can be placed on the certificate – this can be based on the duration of the course, cost of internet and so on.
Anyone can redeem the Cert. Say a business offered the student a voucher for their store with a stated value in some currency. If the Student executes an AcceptRedemption the interaction will be appended to the certificate which can be seen by future redeemers and marketplaces.
The student may allow certian individuals or marketplaces to view the data (such as private informationa nd credentials) in the certificate. Anyone can redeem the Cert. Say a business offered the student a voucher for their store with a stated value in some currency. If the Student executes an AcceptRedemption the interaction will be appended to the certificate which can be seen by future redeemers and marketplaces.
# Example 2 Product Certification (Merchant Star Ratings)
A merchant selling shoes creates a certificate claiming he sells shoes and self signs/endorses it and accepts it.
The merchant can also choose who can see the details of the certificate, which can include where the shoes are made, how, brands etc. as well as any txhashes or other data references.
The merchant can also choose who can see the details of the certificate (or it can be made fully open), which can include where the shoes are made, how, brands etc. as well as any txhashes or other data references.
A optional value in some currency can be placed on the certificate – this can be the price of the shoes he is selling.
Anyone can endorse or revoke endorsment on the certificate - these endorsments can be processed for a rating system using in a marketplace.
Anyone can redeem the Cert. Say somone buying shoes. Is the merchant executes an AcceptRedemption the interaction will be appended to the certificate which can be seen by future redeemers and marketplaces.
# Usages
* Personal Data: ex. Certifying that the recipent is a mother.
* Merchant Data: ex. Endorsing a merchant (start ratings)
* Merchant Data: ex. Endorsing a merchant (start ratings) after purchasing a product.
* Enviromental Data: ex. Certifying that the recipent is a farmer who is mulching their land or using regnerative practices. Soil quality testing etc.
* Transactional Data: ex. Certifying that the recipent is paying for school fees. The school could be a validator. If using CIC the transaction hashes themselves could add evidence.
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1. Acceptance: <signature of receiver>
1. Date Issued:
1. Viewers: [] (who can access/read the details of the Cert.)
1. Details: [] (note that no Public Identifying Information (PII) should be here - most data will be on decentralized storage accesibile to thsoe with view access given by the owner))
1. Link to details:
1. Details: [] (note that no Public Identifying Information (PII) should be here - most data will be on decentralized storage accesibile to those {viewers} with view access given by the owner))
1. Link to details/credentials:
1. Info: {description:’’, duration:’’,topics:’’, quality:’’} (non-PII)
1. Location: {GPS, Country, Area} (non-PII)
1. Transactions: []
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* AcceptRedemption: The receiver can accept a redemption.
# Marketplace:
The certificate owner would have to give the market place access to view their certificate details.
The certificate owner would have to give the market place or anyone access to view their certificate details.
A market place application should be able to read these certificates and support rating and redemption.
Certificates can be aggregated and sorted by type, area, gender and so on.
Recipients can go here to choose to delete their certs, share them with others or approve a redemption