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signing a request for attestation with your identity’s password.
</p>

<p>
In the beginning all credentials will be valid for a year and free
of charge. This might change later, and costs and expiration date
will then be shown and signed before each attestation process
begins.
</p>

<p>
Next you receive a credential that is not yet verified. Depending on
the type of credential you need to perform a challenge to prove
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Once a credential is verified an attestation hash is anchored to the
KILT blockchain.
</p>
At present, credentials are free of charge and have a validity period of a year.
After that period they might be automatically revoked.
After revocation they might still be found in your wallet but be marked as revoked
in a verification process. Be aware that block time can differ from real time, potentially
affecting the one-year validity period and time of revocation. Changes to the validity period
or the pricing for a credential may occur in the future, with potential costs and altered
validity terms presented for agreement prior to each attestation process.
<p>
In the beginning all credentials will be valid for a year and free
of charge. This might change later, and costs and expiration date
will then be shown and signed before each attestation process
begins.
</p>
</section>

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