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How the FCC can prevent fake comments

The FCC is planning on making changes to its commenting system to deal with fake and abusive comments. Our digital certificate solution is tailor made for this type of problem.

With this service, users can leverage their IRS tax transcript as a source of trusted identity information. The service is described in full:

https://www.cipheredtrust.com/using-irs/


With the option to both use the API or just generate information certificates, tax payers can finally make valuable use of the trust associated with their transcript information.

The certificate can facilitate both anonymous and positive ID verification.

And it is currently free!!

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