Medical credential checks have traditionally required scanning and emailing PDF verification sheets. This approach exposes sensitive Personal Identifying Information (PII) like Social Security Numbers and DEA License numbers, presenting significant security risks and compliance headaches. GCAN designed Medwlt to solve this by storing validation details locally under client-side databases and generating mathematically verifiable proofs.
Using client-side Rust compilers running inside Flutter applications, the app generates localized zero-knowledge proofs (ZKPs). Verifiers confirm critical licenses without holding or viewing clinical credential logs, satisfying HIPAA privacy guidelines under a unified schema.
Local Cryptography
Compiles cryptographic proof matrices directly inside client device runtimes.
SQLCipher Storage
Protects off-line database logs with AES-256 memory encryptors.
