Grants and Contributions

The purpose of this CanExport SMEs agreement is to support small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) for activities related to export market development that are part of an export business case for a specific target market, particularly where activities are targeting departmental priority markets and sectors.

Vaultie is developing a Bifurcated Credential which is a digital verifiable credential that can be verified by any party but a subset of the information can only be verified by specific parties. This allow for instances where an issuer can issue credentials with gated information that could be verified at each specific gate, for example, a health card which may need to verified for its authenticity by a medical clerk, but may need specific information for perhaps a doctor or pharmacist. This type of double use verification has many use cases that can be further explored and can foster faster adoption and interoperability of credentials by enabling combined economic models.
This differs from a Zero Knowledge Proof as a Bifurcated Credential

The Project will support pilot testing of AI strategies, determine target architecture and quantitative technical objectives for implementation of an AI solution.

Vaultie is developing an ethical, open-source facial verification AI model that uses synthetic data to provide secure, privacy-preserving digital identity solutions for government and legal sector applications. This model will support compliance with privacy standards while accurately representing Canadian demographics.

The firm wishes to develop, implement and optimize a digital/growth marketing strategy to benefit the firm with its sales revenues, increase product awareness and reduce sales and marketing costs.

Vaultie is hiring a youth to work as a Customer Success Manager. This position is an entry-level position, with a pathway to more technical roles within 12 months. This hire was made specifically with the candidate's strong Data Science background in mind so the hire can take consumer observations and compare them with internal data in order to better facilitate product decisions.

Vaultie is developing a decentralized document storage application which can run on multiple platforms on smartphones and PCs. This will provide new features for future products, and allow individuals to store digital credentials and digital documents that are verifiable, transferable, and revocable.

Hiring a product manager through YEP to help with innovations regarding the new Law Society of Ontario digital identity requirements.

ID authentication is built and priced for enterprise level customers, however recent changes in compliance rules require sole practitioner lawyers to be capable of verifying ID’s of customers. We’re looking to re-develop the digital ID and distribution system created in the past project in order to accommodate the new needs of the industry.

Vaultie is hiring a youth full stack developer to further work on our digital identity and digital signature solution.

Right now Vaultie is the issuer of any credential issued through its system. However, the building of a distribution system that would allow for independent organizations to issue and revoke credentials to its users would enable businesses, self-regulatory organizations, companies, or even universities to issue credentials to their customers/employees or members (“customers” or “users”). Customers would be able to carry these credentials in their digital wallet and prove, via blockchain, their affiliation to the issuer through the use of the credential. A digital credential would reduce barriers to access to gated services and create frameworks by which we could trust remote customers.