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DP1 - Blockchain for trustworthy multi-party verification

Use blockchain to enable trustworthy and transparent user-credential verification with legitimate documents among multiple parties, since immutable entries and multi-party participation ensure only authentic certificates are stored.

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Source paper: Designing GDPR Compliant Credential Verification Using Blockchain: A Design Science Research Approach
Timestamp: 2026-08-05T00:00:00+00:00
Bundle path: design-knowledge/gdpr-credential-verification-dp1.md

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Design principle DP1: Blockchain for trustworthy multi-party verification

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This design principle is proposed by Designing GDPR Compliant Credential Verification Using Blockchain: A Design Science Research Approach (Janne Parkkila, AKM Bahalul Haque, Jaakko Vuolasto, Anastasiia Gurzhii, Sami Hyrynsalmi, Najmul Islam, 2024).

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MR1 - Verify with original documents

The verification system should only use the candidate's original documents to verify the credentials.

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MR3 - Easy-to-use, easily integrated interface

The verification system should have an easy-to-use interface for all kinds of users and be integrable into existing systems with minimal effort.

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Designing GDPR Compliant Credential Verification Using Blockchain: A Design Science Research Approach

The paper derives meta-requirements and three design principles for a GDPR-compliant blockchain-based credential verification system: use blockchain for trustworthy transparent verification with legitimate documents, use smart contracts to automate the process, and conform to GDPR via off-chain storage and zero-knowledge proofs.

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Design Principle

DP1 - Blockchain for trustworthy multi-party verification

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design-knowledge/gdpr-credential-verification-dp1

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Producer label: DP1
Source paper: Designing GDPR Compliant Credential Verification Using Blockchain: A Design Science Research Approach
Timestamp: 2026-08-05T00:00:00+00:00
Bundle path: design-knowledge/gdpr-credential-verification-dp1.md

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Design principle DP1: Blockchain for trustworthy multi-party verification

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2 Meta Requirements

design-knowledge/gdpr-credential-verification-mr1

MR1 - Verify with original documents

The verification system should only use the candidate's original documents to verify the credentials.

credential-verificationgdpr-credential-verificationgdpr-privacyidentity-ssi+2

design-knowledge/gdpr-credential-verification-mr3

MR3 - Easy-to-use, easily integrated interface

The verification system should have an easy-to-use interface for all kinds of users and be integrable into existing systems with minimal effort.

credential-verificationgdpr-credential-verificationgdpr-privacyidentity-ssi+2

1 Paper

papers/gdpr-credential-verification

Designing GDPR Compliant Credential Verification Using Blockchain: A Design Science Research Approach

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Designing GDPR Compliant Credential Verification Using Blockchain: A Design Science Research Approach
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Designing GDPR Compliant Credential Verification Using Blockchain: A Design Science Research Approach
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Design principle DP1: Blockchain for trustworthy multi-party verification
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