Four and a half years ago, when Zaidi applied for a degree of school, he sent his academic prints. But through an administrative error, the documents were lost and he almost lost his place.

By understanding how someone’s life could be changed by not being able to prove something as an academic identification, Zaidi tried to try to make it easier.

Instead of attending grades, Zaidi started transformations, which helps companies verify employment information. The blockchain-driven startup recently won Coindesk’s pitch party at Consensus Hong Kong.

Zaidi says that if we are unable to prove data about ourselves, we give up something important about who we are. “We as consumers actually can’t verify who we are, owning who we are,” Zaidi told Coindesk Live after walking out the stage.

Transatures provide individuals “self-sleeping” over their ID information and prove their information on-chain.

Zaidi told us that the company already generates about $ 5 million in annual revenue. After employment information, start -up is now being extended to medical items and academic items.

The transformers picked up $ 10,000 in tokens, a trophy and ten coaching sessions.

At the Runner-Up place was Credshields, an automated audit platform that scans, manages and establishes vulnerabilities in solidity’s smart contracts.

Ten other teams competed at Pitchfest in Hong Kong, including Oneverse Technology and Liquidium (both finalists) and semi -finalists Apillon, Domi Chain, Gosats, IBTC, Nettyworth, Tokenyze, Vanilla Finance and Zypher Network.

The event was presented by Dimitra, a token and tool set for small farmers.