Record this verification as an immutable attestation on Base L2 (Ethereum).
What just happened?
We took the verification data (candidate name, role, company, period, verifier details, and the result of 32 assessment questions) and created a SHA-256 cryptographic hash — a unique digital fingerprint of that data.
This hash was then written as an attestation to the Base L2 blockchain (secured by Ethereum) using the Ethereum Attestation Service (EAS). The record is now:
Immutable — no one can alter or delete it, not even WorkID.
Independently verifiable — anyone can check the record on the public blockchain explorer without needing a WorkID account.
Tamper-evident — if anyone changes the data in the database, the hash will no longer match the on-chain record, exposing the tampering.