Recept Launches Dedicated Page for "proovy API/SDK"

Recept Inc. (Headquarters: Toshima Ward, Tokyo; Representative Director: Masatake Nakase), a venture company specializing in DID/VC technology, has launched a dedicated page for "proovy API/SDK" on the service page for its app, "proovy."

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About proovy API/SDK

As a startup specializing in DID/VC technology (*1, *2), Recept develops and provides "proovy" as the foundational infrastructure necessary for issuing, holding, presenting, and verifying digital credentials.

To meet diverse needs, we have offered various functions related to DID/VC through multiple methods such as SaaS, API/SDK, and OEM.

Towards the full-scale adoption of this technology, we believe it is crucial to "seamlessly integrate the excellent aspects of the technology into existing processes and systems."

Based on this philosophy, we have recently been strengthening our product development related to APIs and SDKs.

The launch of this dedicated page is part of that initiative.

About proovy

"proovy" is a digital credential platform based on DID/VC technology.

It provides the various functions necessary for credential issuance to verification, and has been adopted by a wide range of organizations, including private companies (businesses and vendors), government agencies, educational institutions, and NPOs.

Request service description materials for proovy here.

Company Overview

Company Name: Recept Inc. Representative: Representative Director Masatake Nakase Location: FINOLAB, 4F, Otemachi Building 1-6-1 Otemachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo Business Activities: Development and provision of DID/VC infrastructure "proovy"

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*1 DID (Decentralized Identifier): An identifier for realizing decentralized digital identity. Digital IDs allow users to securely and autonomously manage their own identity in the digital space. Related credential information is stored in a digital wallet managed by the user, enabling selective disclosure of information. User-centric decentralized management is expected to improve the interoperability of digital IDs across organizations and borders, leading to the realization of a more flexible and secure digital identity ecosystem.

*2 VC (Verifiable Credentials): Verifiable digital credentials. Individuals can securely manage their own credential information and selectively present only the necessary information to the presenter. The recipient can easily verify its authenticity, enabling secure data provision in digital environments.