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Public key cryptography is an essential tool for securing digital communications and transactions. It relies on mathematical algorithms to create public and private keys that can be used to encrypt and decrypt messages, as well as verify digital s...
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ERC721: a standardERC721 is a smart contract standard based on the Ethereum blockchain that is used to create unique and non-fungible assets, also known as NFTs, on the Ethereum blockchain. NFTs created with the ERC721 standard are unique, meaning...
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What's new from NanoTrust ? Benefits of Updating I18n Management Locale via Path Instead of Query Parameter Updating the I18n management locale via path instead of query parameter allows for a cleaner URL structure and makes it easier for search...
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What's new from NanoTrust ?Importance of Displaying 0 Value Data in Charts for Nano Creation Tracking Previously, the charts only showed dates with corresponding data. However, it is now necessary to display data with a value of 0, as the absence ...
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It is interesting to note that "hypes" follow increasingly shorter cycles. During the 2022 edition of SXSW in Austin, everyone was talking about blockchain, NFTs, DAOs,... dozens of temporary venues allowed for immersive experiences in the world o...
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What's new from NanoTrust ?Simplified Access and Improved Security for Tezos Operations ManagementThis feature allows for the efficient and secure management of Tezos operations, as the information can be easily retrieved and used when needed Enha...
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What's new from NanoTrust ? A Blog ! Welcome to our website's new blog feature, where we will be regularly publishing articles about our product releases, technical updates, and customer needs. Our blog is designed to keep you informed about th...
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What's new from NanoTrust ? Sandbox mode This feature is designed to allow users to test all of the features offered by Nanotrust, such as creating a Nano, using the API, and sharing. The sandbox will provide a safe environment for users t...
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What's new from NanoTrust ? A developer plateform ! This platform is designed to provide developers with all the necessary technical documentation to understand and utilize Nanotrust's services. The Developer Platform includes an API section t...
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What's new from NanoTrust ?Implicit consent With this new feature, users can add implicit consent automatically, either manually or via API. When creating a new Nano, users now have the option to check or uncheck the implicit consent option. Thi...
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What's new from NanoTrust ?Manage Delegation The delegation feature allows giving control of the Profile to another User. Thanks to that many users can generate and control the Profile for creating Nano. Free subscription plan This new plan allows...
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Blockchain technology has been disrupting various industries in recent years, and the education sector is no exception. The use of blockchain in education has opened up new possibilities for managing academic records, providing secure and efficien...
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In today's digital world, identity is more important than ever. From online banking to social media, we use our identities to access a wide range of services and applications. However, traditional identity systems are often fragmented, insecure, ...
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What's new from NanoTrust ? GDPR policy banner Add a GDPR policy banner to be align with GDRP regulation. At Nanotrust, we use trackers on our site. They are necessary for the proper functioning of the service and do not require prior consent ...
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Definition of DID: Understanding the Basics of Decentralized Identifiers Decentralized identifiers (DIDs) are a new type of globally unique identifier that enables verifiable, decentralized digital identity. A DID refers to any subject (e.g., ...
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What's new from NanoTrust ?Encrypt data We added an encryption layer to protect sensitive information in our application. A typical example is personally identifiable information from users. As an immediate practical benefit, encrypting sensitive...
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