Craterra service record
What a Craterra digital certificate records
A Craterra certificate is a digital service record connecting a selected lunar location with verifiable ownership details, selenographic coordinates, and public verification data.
Fields tied to the selected place
Your certificate brings the key details of your selected lunar location into one lasting record, including its coordinates, boundaries, area, and identifiers.
- Location
- Selenographic center and bounds
- Geometry
- Triangle identifiers and total area
- Record
- Certificate and plot-group numbers
- Verification
- Public URL, QR code, and record status
- Integrity
- IPFS CID and metadata hash
A map inside the document
Certificate variants include a contour representation of the selected region so the document retains a visual connection to its terrain. Coordinates and identifiers provide the precise record; the map makes that record understandable at a glance.
Public verification is separate from the exported PDF or image. A recipient can follow the verification URL or QR code to review the current public certificate record.
IPFS record and integrity
After issue, the public certificate metadata is pinned to IPFS. The CID and metadata hash provide a content-addressed record for checking that the published metadata has not changed.
What the wording means
The certificate records digital ownership within Craterra. It does not grant legal ownership of lunar land, sovereignty, mineral rights, physical access, or exclusive use outside the service.