Imagine. You’re Catholic and you’re about to get married. Or baptize your child. Or get confirmed. Now get your records.
Imagine. You’re Catholic and you’re about to get married. Or baptize your child. Or get confirmed. Now get your records.
Your church of record holds and owns your NFT records. They alone can share and unshare your records with whomever you request.
Unlike most NFTs, our sacramental NFTs are private. This means only your church of record, you and whoever they share it with can see the record of your sacraments, dates, and the Church Seal. It’s so private that WE can’t even see your data. It’s held in the NFT and only those with the keys control who see it.
Depending on many factors Such as church age, size, and capacity of staff, getting your sacramental records is a lengthy process. It is measured in weeks. We see this as something that can be done in hours if not minutes. Our system gives back time to the parish office to be able to focus on other important things. Just ask the parish secret how many hours she spends taking care of sacramental records. We save the parish office time and money and allow for records to be sent within a day, not two weeks.
Don’t worry, we got you covered. The biggest impediment to using a new technology is the implementation and know how. And parish offices are often stuck in the paper ages. We are there to help support you and give step by step instructions on how to create (mint), share and retrieve the sacrament NFTs.
You can easily update someone’s records. It’s Monday and the office gets 5 new marriage licenses from over the weekend. What is your process? Now you can enter the data onto each individuals record in minutes, file the paper document and rest assured you have both digital and paper record.
The data is stored on a cloud based blockchain. So even if there’s a fire, and your records and computers are destroyed, all you need is the private keys, which we have extensive processes for ensuring they are kept safe. Each parish who has an account will have its own digital file cabinet. Only the pastor or his delegate may access, send, or edit the records. And anytime the record is sent, it comes with a digital stone stamped signature (in addition to the parish seal). So the requesting parish can easily see that the records are current as of that date.
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