DIVOC's Verifiable Certificate Features

Purpose

This section describes the key features of DIVOC and how they work.

What is DIVOC's issue and verify certificate module?

• Countries can use the DIVOC's certificate module to issue digitally verifiable certificates to the entire population at speed and scale in a controlled manner post-vaccination.

• This module is responsible for issuing a QR code-based digital certificate for any registered health event. It can be adapted to other areas too where there is a requirement for secure and tamper-proof documents, such as educational certificates.

• The certificates can be issued in both digital and physical forms, which includes print, pdf, and other formats.

Once the certificate is issued, multi-channel distribution and print schemes should work to ensure users and countries have a choice.

• The module supports multilingual vaccination certificate templates.

• Generates WHO-DDCC (World Health Organisation- Digital Documentation of COVID-19 Certificates) compliant digital vaccination certificates with a W3C (World Wide Web Consortium) JSON schema, for every resident after successful inoculation.

• To aid travel into other countries, the certificate module supports on-demand services for travellers to export their vaccination certificates to other formats (e.g. EU-DCC, SmartHealthCard), used in the destination countries.

• The module supports additional services, including certificate verification, certificate update/correction, and certificate revocation.

• The public key of the adopter country can be published using DIVOC’s verification page that can be embedded into the country's vaccination program-specific website/portal.

What will it cover?

• Creating a DIVOC certificate

• Distributing a DIVOC certificate

• Verifying a DIVOC certificate

• Updating a DIVOC certificate

• Revoking a DIVOC certificate

• DIVOC's native COVID-19 certificate specification

• DIVOC's EU-DCC adapter service

• DIVOC’s SHC Adapter Service

• Difference between a normal QR code (that you may see on a food menu) and a verifiable QR code (for example, DIVOC's QR-code based digital certificates).

• What information goes into a QR code?

• WHO master vaccine checklist

• EU master vaccine checklist

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