Dock’s Anchoring Feature Is Now Live We are excited to announce that anchoring is now available on the Dock network. Anchoring allows users to store a digest of one or more credentials (or any files) on our blockchain, so
Introducing Certs, Dock’s Demo App Book a demo today, and see what you can build on Dock! We’re excited to share that Certs, our reference web app, is now available for demo. Using our blockchain and SDK,
Dock Token Migration: Part 3 - Timing, exchanges and wallets In this the third instalment of our Dock token migration series, we’re going to discuss the timing of the migration, which exchanges have so far confirmed their support and the steps we’
Dock Token Migration: Part 2 - Incentives This is the second post in our four-part series about Dock’s up-and-coming token migration. You can read the first one here. The purpose of this post is to discuss incentives, specifically the
Dock Token Migration: Part 1 Further to the successful release of Dock’s mainnet on the 30th of September and the security audit that came before, the team at Dock now turn our attention to our token migration
Dock Mainnet Security Audit Complete Today we’re pleased to share that the security audit of Dock’s mainnet is now complete and we’ve published the full report. The audit was conducted by Quantstamp, market leaders in
How Dock Compares to Blockcerts Dock provides a standards-based solution for issuing digital credentials using blockchain, making them cryptographically secured, tamper-proof, and instantly verifiable.
Dock Completes Claim Deduction Milestone We have completed yet another milestone in our roadmap today by releasing the claim deduction feature. This functionality allows inference of new claims from a set of verifiable credentials, making it possible to
Danforth testnet is now live The Danforth testnet is another major milestone in Dock’s development roadmap and we’re delighted to let you know it is now released and operational. For those who missed our post on
Prof Bill Buchanan Joins The Dock Association Dock recently set up the Dock Association, a Swiss non-profit whose objectives are to; oversee the network’s roadmap, establish and provide ongoing governance while overseeing the promotion and helping to drive adoption
Dock Network Token Economics Regular followers of Dock will know that we are preparing our testnet Danforth for validators. Solid partnerships with validators will decentralize the infrastructure on a network that is neither owned nor controlled by
Dock decentralize network governance with the creation of a new non-profit Those who have followed Dock since our inception in early 2018 will know of our vision to remove the central intermediaries from the issuance and management of credentials. Indeed, we knew there was
Dock’s Future in Decentralized Governance Dock is committed to creating an efficient, cost-effective method for managing and issuing verifiable credentials. As a major step in realizing this vision, we have been building a decentralized network on which organizations
Dock seek validators for Danforth testnet Further to the release of our Northill testnet and completion of our schema and interop milestones, Dock is moving to the next stage of our development - the decentralization of the infrastructure on
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
