Providentia Worldwide Announces Globally Verifiable Unique Identifiers for Blockchain and Distributed Computing

Washington DC Dec 15, 2020 -- Providentia Worldwide, LLC announces the capability to create globally verifiable identifiers (GVUI) for a wide range of computing applications. Backed by strong cryptography and blockchain technology, the team brings a system by which the traditional universally unique identifier (UUID) can be verified across all computing paradigms and across all time and space. Designed as a component in larger systems -- especially those which depend on a degree of external validation and/or randomness to be trusted.

US Patent US10853354B2 brings a massively scalable method of creating trusted identifiers to blockchain systems (as a chain agnostic oracle) and to traditional platforms (through APIs) and is a game-changer for verification systems worldwide. From the abstract:

The disclosed systems and methods facilitate the creation of the globally verifiable unique identifiers to a level of scalability unattainable without employing the underlying two-dimensional blockchain structure, metadata, and cryptographic information stored on the blockchain. Moreover, the system avoids collisions and name conflicts among the globally verifiable unique identifiers, supports post-creation verification of the globally verifiable unique identifiers, and provides a variety of ancillary functions using the globally verifiable unique identifiers.

GVUIs mark Providentia's entry into the software ecosystem for blockchain and distributed ledger technologies and their efforts to provide useful infrastructure to support the blockchain and distributed computing markets generally.