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Dock pushes interoperability in completion of latest roadmap milestone

A key feature of the Dock Network is ensuring that as much as possible, the network and its components are interoperable with other compliant systems. We believe interoperability is a way for us

Dock completes next roadmap milestone

As Dock speeds towards our goal of enabling decentralized and verifiable claims, we are excited to announce that we have completed another milestone on our recently released roadmap. For the last 4 weeks,

Dock releases the first W3C credential verifier

As Dock continues with its mission to replace the centralized platforms that keep control and silo the credential data of institutions and users, we remain laser focussed in utilizing existing and open standards.

The Road Ahead: Updated Dock Roadmap

Dock’s vision is to move the control of our credentialing data away from third parties and finally enable claims issuers and recipients to have shared ownership over their data. This could be

Dock Case Study: Verifiable

Verifiable.com Verifying credentials in healthcare can take days or even weeks. Processes are plagued with inefficiencies due to paper-based licenses and certificates, coupled with manual verification processes and gatekeepers. The healthcare industry

Dock release Northill test net

Today, it gives everyone at Dock great pleasure to announce the release of our first test net. Those of you who have been following the project will know of our vision to replace

Dock Community Update March 2020

We appreciate that it has been a while since our last update and with a few months of 2020 already past it certainly feels like the right time to bring you up to

Issuer's Role in the Dock Ecosystem

Those who order verifiable claims through the Dock ecosystem play a key role in ensuring it functions successfully by providing incentives for the other participants. By paying for verifiable claims these issuers drive the output of the network - making them a critical part of Dock's overall vision.

Web3 Grant: First Milestone Complete

Following the announcement that Dock had received a grant from the Web3 Foundation to push forward our vision for a decentralized ecosystem producing blockchain-anchored verifiable claims, our core team has taken a deep-dive into Substrate and begun building out the foundation of the Dock Network.

Open Source Development at Dock

As Dock continues moving toward complete decentralization we're excited to share a significant update that's been in the making for awhile. Following through on our previous commitment to the community, we are proud to announce that Dock is now fully open source!

August '19 Updates

As the month of August ends we are excited to share significant updates about the Dock Network and our progress towards enabling an internet of trust through verifiable digital credentials. Our priority has been completing the milestones outlined in our grant from the Web3 Foundation.

Dock wins a grant from the Web3 Foundation

As Dock pushes forward our vision for an internet of trust enabled through verifiable data, we are excited to announce our grant approval from the Web3 Foundation. This grant serves as a validation of our team and solution and is an opportunity to be a significant contributor to Polkadots ecosystem.

The Dock Vision

Dock was founded with a mission to solve inefficiencies in existing data solutions: untrusted and inaccurate information, data silos and gatekeepers, incompatibilities, and lack of control for users. After exhaustive research, the solution: standards-compliant, verifiable digital credentials.

June '19 Updates

The team has been hard at work over the past few weeks improving the credential platform for both recipients & organizations while also preparing for the voting outcome of DGP-2. The major changes to the voting process mentioned in June's mid-month update also went live last week.

Governance Update: DGPs & moving to Polkadot

In our mid-month update for June we hinted at some upcoming changes to the voting process and governance at Dock. These changes went live today and have introduced a new process for voting and a major proposal to move Dock from Ethereum to Polkadot in the near future.

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