ACTA

Trust on the internet is fragmented and inefficient. Credentials such as work experience, licenses, or compliance attestations are still issued in siloed systems, stored off-chain, and verified manually. This makes fraud easier, verification slower, and integration costly.

For startups building on Stellar, there is no native infrastructure to instantly issue and verify trusted credentials on-chain. Verifiable credentials are not limited to formal certifications. They can also represent badges, reputation systems, DAO contributions, achievements, rewards, or any verifiable attribute that enables programmable trust.

As a result, every application that requires identity, reputation, or compliance must rebuild trust from scratch, increasing friction and limiting scalability.

ACTA is a Stellar-native infrastructure that enables organizations to issue, anchor, and verify W3C-compliant verifiable credentials directly on-chain.

Through a public API and SDK, issuers can generate credentials tied to decentralized identities (DIDs). ACTA introduces a Stellar-native DID framework designed specifically for the network, allowing identities to be derived from and anchored to Stellar accounts. This enables seamless interoperability with existing wallets and smart contracts while maintaining self-sovereign identity principles. Cryptographic proofs are anchored on Stellar for instant, tamper-proof verification. Verifiers can validate authenticity in seconds without relying on centralized databases or manual checks.

By turning trust into programmable infrastructure, ACTA eliminates the need for each application to rebuild its own identity and verification layer, enabling faster integration, reduced fraud, and scalable on-chain trust across the Stellar ecosystem.