Certificates of Authenticity
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Iterati's Certificates of Authenticity are digital descriptors which accompany every physical label and contain metadata about the label and the underlying physical artwork it is attached to.
Each physical label must have a corresponding Certificate of Authenticity in order to be considered valid. The process of generating a certificate of authenticity in called .
The following fields are a subset of the data stored by each Iterati Certificate of Authenticity
Label ID - An 8 digit integer value unique to each Iterati label
Label Image - Hex-encoded binary field which stores the optical fingerprint configuration for this label (unique colors and positions of the microbeads)
Token ID - Token ID of the NFT corresponding to the physical artwork being scanned
Contract Address - Blockchain address of the NFT collection containing this Token ID
Chain ID - the NFT collection is deployed to
Artist Address - Address of the artist or collection owner
Signature - A cryptographically signed attestation from the artist which verifies that this certificate of authenticity was enrolled by the original NFT artist and not anyone else
Iterati's modular authenticity stack aims to eliminate single points of failure and ensure that the artworks enrolled though the platform survive and can be verified long into the future.
As such, every Iterati Certificate is stored on IPFS through the - where it is publicly available to be verified and indexed without a middleman or centralized server.
The Ceramic Network is a composable Web3 data network that encourages reusable data models and enables anyone to upload, manage and consume structured data from IPFS.