iCOA

The interactive certificate of authenticity.

Proof that travels with anything you make.

Photograph an item, describe it and issue a living certificate of authenticity in minutes. Buyers can check it, own it and pass it on, with every step on record.

Free for 3 certificates a month. No wallet needed.

Verified by iCOA

Art · Oil on linen

Harbor at Dusk

Issued by @maraokafor, verified by iCOA

Size
24 x 36 in
Year
2026
Edition
1 of 1
Base · #10420x7f3a...c91e
For any itemArtCollectiblesMemorabiliaFashionWatchesFurnitureInstruments

How it works

Three steps from studio to buyer.

  1. 1

    Photograph it

    Take a clear photo of the item from your phone or upload one from your studio. We fingerprint the exact file.

  2. 2

    Describe it

    Title, story, year, edition and the details that matter for its category: medium, serial number, materials, who signed it.

  3. 3

    Issue and hand it on

    Attest that you made it, issue the certificate, and transfer it to the buyer by email when it sells.

Built for trust

A record nobody can quietly rewrite.

Paper certificates get lost, copied and forged. An iCOA certificate is tied to its maker, fingerprinted at issue and kept on a public ledger, so anyone can check it in seconds.

Issued by the maker

Every certificate is issued by the person or brand that made the item, from a verified account. iCOA never authenticates items on anyone's behalf.

Fingerprinted

The photo and every detail are hashed at issue time. Change a single pixel or word and the fingerprint no longer matches, and the same photo cannot be certified twice.

Provenance that travels

Issue, sale and every transfer land on a public timeline, anchored on the Base blockchain so the record outlives any one company.

Coming soon

NFC tag

A tamper-evident tag on the item itself. Tap a phone to open the certificate, or to claim it after a sale.

Pricing

Start free. Pay as you grow.

Compare plans in detail

Free

For trying it with a few pieces.

$0forever

  • 3 certificates a month
  • Public certificate page
  • Transfer to a buyer by email
  • Recorded on Base when first transferred

Pay as you go

For the occasional sale.

$4.99per certificate

  • 1 credit per certificate
  • Recorded on Base at issue
  • Credits never expire
  • 5 credits for $19.99
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Pro

For working makers and artists.

$14.99per month

  • Unlimited certificates (fair use 100/mo)
  • Recorded on Base at issue
  • Priority support
  • Everything in Free

Studio

For studios, brands, estates and galleries.

$49per month

  • Unlimited certificates (fair use 500/mo)
  • Recorded on Base at issue
  • Priority support
  • Everything in Pro

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Something else? Write to us.

What can I certify?

Anything you make or have the rights to certify: artworks, collectibles, signed memorabilia, fashion, jewelry and watches, furniture and design pieces, instruments. Art is where iCOA started, and each category asks for the details that matter to it.

Does iCOA authenticate my item?

No. A certificate is issued by the maker or rights holder, who attests that they made the item or are authorized to certify it. iCOA verifies the record: who issued it, that the photo and details have not changed since, and every transfer after. That is why the public page always says who issued it.

Do buyers need a crypto wallet?

No. A buyer claims a certificate with their email address and a six-digit code. The blockchain is how the record is kept, not something anyone has to manage.

What happens when I sell the item?

Open the certificate, enter the buyer's email and send. They get a link, sign in, and the certificate moves to them with the sale added to its history. You can cancel a transfer until it is claimed.

Which blockchain do you use?

Base, a low-cost network built on Ethereum. On the free plan a certificate is recorded on chain the first time it is transferred; on paid plans it is recorded the moment it is issued. More networks are coming.

Can I edit a certificate after issuing it?

No, and that is the point. Drafts are fully editable. Once issued, the details are fingerprinted and frozen, so a certificate means the same thing years from now.

Your next piece deserves a certificate.

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