Medical Credential & Certificate Verification
Instantly authenticate digital credentials, cryptographic seals, and continuing medical education credits (CME / CPD) awarded to delegates at accredited scientific congresses.

Institutions & Recruiters
Verify candidates' credentials and congress attendance in real time with zero administrative delay.
Medical Licensing Boards & CME
Audit accredited hours and educational credits validated for mandatory professional training compliance.
PAdES & eIDAS Digital Sealing
Every original PDF certificate includes a qualified, tamper-proof electronic signature that endures permanently.
How do we guarantee the authenticity of your medical credentials?
KONFEREX Trust applies rigorous international cryptographic security standards to safeguard the integrity of certificates delivered to healthcare professionals.
Issuance & Validation
The congress scientific committee certifies verified physical attendance and approves awarded credits.
Cryptographic Sealing
The original PDF document is digitally signed via PAdES (B-LTA) with a unique SHA-256 integrity hash.
24/7 Public Verification
Any third party can instantly authenticate credentials via QR code or hash analysis without intermediaries.
Technical Standards & Protocols Glossary
The modern digital equivalent of a tamper-proof official wax seal embedded directly into the PDF. If a single character, date, or name is altered after issuance, the signature breaks and the certificate is immediately flagged as invalid.
Frequently Asked Questions & Legal Framework
How does certificate verification work?
Each certificate contains a unique reference ID and QR code. By entering the identifier or scanning the QR code, our server queries the secured registry and instantly displays the validated attendance data signed by the event scientific committee.
What is the legal value of the document?
Documents sealed by KONFEREX Trust benefit from a presumption of integrity and authenticity under EU Regulation No. 910/2014 (eIDAS) and requirements from national medical licensing councils.