TKAWEN

Verifiable credentials for emerging-market talent

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Verifiable credentials for emerging-market talent

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TKAWEN makes training certificates verifiable. Every certificate gets a unique code, a content hash and an integrity signature, plus a public page where any employer, anywhere, checks it in seconds — free, no account. Training organisations issue under their own brand with TKAWEN OS; developers plug in the public verification API. Built at Badji Mokhtar University (Algeria), holder of the national Startup and Innovative Project labels. 4,300+ certificates issued so far.

Launch tags:Education•SaaS•E-Commerce

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Hi Product Hunt! 👋 I'm Yaakoub, founder of TKAWEN. We started in Algeria with a simple frustration: building, selling and certifying online meant stitching together half a dozen tools that never talked to each other — and global payments were always the missing piece. So we built TKAWEN: one platform where you can launch a cash-on-delivery store with fraud protection, run your own training academy, and issue QR-verified certificates the world can trust — with Visa, Mastercard, PayPal and 13 currencies built in. Born in Algeria, built for the world. Would love your feedback!

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21d ago

New: check any TKAWEN certificate from anywhere, with live numbers

We just opened tkawen.com/en/credentials, an English page for employers, recruiters and partners outside Algeria. Type the code printed on any TKAWEN certificate and get the answer in seconds: genuine, active or revoked. No account needed. The page shows live numbers from our production databases: 4,360 certificates issued, 100% sealed with a content hash and an integrity signature, and 13,000+ verification checks by people (crawlers and datacenter traffic excluded). There is also a public JSON API for ATS and HR tools. If you hire from North Africa, what would make you trust a certificate from a market you don't know? I'd love your feedback.

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