by Corinne Moshy | Mar 16, 2019 | FAQ
If you are accepting a Record from a non-verified account, Codex recommends you perform due diligence to assure you know the identity of the sender.
by Corinne Moshy | Mar 16, 2019 | FAQ
Codex Records are a way to verify your ownership through existing documentation, but not a representation of legal title. An asset that is registered on a Codex Record with thorough provenance documentation can help in proving ownership.
by Corinne Moshy | Mar 16, 2019 | FAQ
No. If you log in to the Codex Viewer with a crypto wallet, then no identifiable information is kept about you. In order to identify simple login users, we keep a record of the email used to log in. The only time you would need to provide additional information about...
by Corinne Moshy | Mar 16, 2019 | FAQ
How to create a Codex Record Artists create Codex Records for their works to preserve provenance and value. Codex Protocol News Oct 23, 2018 Are you an artist or creator? There are a few reasons why creating non-fungible tokens is emerging as a great way to send your...
by Corinne Moshy | Mar 16, 2019 | FAQ
If you send a Record to someone’s email, they will be prompted to join Codex. Otherwise, send them to the Codex Viewer homepage https://codex-viewer.com/#/ and they can easily sign up.
