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Your verifiable credential

The shareable proof you leave with.

  • A cryptographically signed record an employer can verify in one click
  • Captures verified competencies, challenges, war-room scores and composite
  • You control sharing — the public profile is opt-in, off by default

Provable, not just claimed

When you reach the bar, Miatz issues a cryptographically signed credential capturing your verified competencies, passed challenges, war-room scores and composite. It has a public verify link an employer can check in one click.

Public profile

You can opt in to a public profile (/p/your-handle) that showcases your credential. It's off by default — you control what's shared, from Profile → Make public.

Frequently asked

What does the credential contain?

Your verified competencies, passed challenges, war-room scores and composite — cryptographically signed and tamper-evident.

How does an employer verify it?

Every credential has a public verify link. An employer opens it and confirms authenticity in one click — no account needed.

Is my profile public by default?

No. The public profile (/p/your-handle) is opt-in from Profile → Make public. You control what's shared.

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