DIVOC's Verifiable Certificate Features
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This section describes the key features of DIVOC and how they work.
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.
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.
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