1. Digital credentials
  2. Registry of Verified Issuers

Verified issuer

University of Toronto School of Continuing Studies

Canada · North America

This institution is recorded in the registry of verified issuers of the BCdiploma ecosystem.

Blockchain address

0x31eBBFa7e2a2F76a3bBB5e80b58ff572e4C2415c

Only this address can issue this institution's credentials. It must be the same as the one shown in the credential's proofs.

Legal reference

University of Toronto School of Continuing Studies - 158 St-George Street, Toronto, ON M5S 2V8

Official domains

  • micro-credential.learn.utoronto.ca

This issuer's credentials can also be viewed on certificate.bcdiploma.com.

A credential from this institution must always be viewed from one of these domains.

Statement of intent

University of Toronto School of Continuing Studies publicly declares the use of its blockchain address and BCdiploma technology to produce certified credentials. These credentials can be consulted via an url link which provides all evidence of authenticity.

Identity verified by

University of Toronto

27 King's College Circle, Toronto, Ontario M5S 1A1, Canada

The University of Toronto is a public university in Ontario, Canada, governed by the University of Toronto Act, 1971. It deploys BCdiploma for its faculties, schools and colleges, and acts as a validator: it verifies the identity of its affiliated entities, which then issue their certificates and micro-credentials on the blockchain.

See the validator's pageValidator's website

Fingerprint of the verification file (KYB)

A7F716FB2840583948779A77DCB10D48125287AE6979171588AC391E44A00D13Fingerprint of the proofs of legal existence collected by the validator, recorded in the smart contract at registration time.

Proofs in the smart contract

Each link reads the data directly on the blockchain, outside the BCdiploma website, using an open-source tool.

Registry of Verified Issuers

This public registry lists the institutions whose legal existence has been verified by a validator of the ecosystem and which are recorded in the BCdiploma smart contract. Use it to make sure a credential was really issued by the institution it displays.

How does this registry work?

In the BCdiploma ecosystem, the blockchain is used to identify an issuer by a unique address, which is used to certify the certificate data over the very long term. Only institutions whose legal existence has been verified can be registered in the registry of issuers. This registry is a smart contract which allows the public to view:

  • The name of the Institution;
  • Its blockchain address;
  • Formal proofs of identity verification;
  • An intention statement from the Institution.

The data shown here is read directly from the registry.

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