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The next step

What a pilot actually looks like.

No procurement marathon and no platform decision up front. One degree programme, on the test network, with no production data — and a decision at the end that is based on figures rather than a slide deck.

  1. Phase 1 · 4–6 weeks

    Test network

    One degree programme, one credential type. Issuance and verification run end to end — on the test network, no production data, no risk.

  2. Phase 2 · one semester

    Production

    Your own network account, issuer identity and event channel. A regular graduating cohort, real verifications by third parties.

  3. Phase 3 · ongoing

    Roll-out

    EUDI wallet integration and further credential types: micro-credentials, certificates of attendance, internship and continuing-education records.

What we need

  • One contact person from the registrar or IT
  • One well-scoped degree programme to start with
  • A sample certificate and the existing issuance process

What you get

  • A working installation and support while you set it up
  • Verifiable credentials that stay valid after the pilot
  • Solid figures on effort, cost and data protection

Trust is not claimed. It is calculated.

Let us take one degree programme and show you. Four to six weeks, on the test network, with no production data.

Portrait of Motseki Khoarai

Motseki Khoarai

Team Lead, Open Elements

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Or write directly to hendrik.ebbers@open-elements.com.