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In the time of novel coronavirus, ConfirmD creates digital COVID-19 vaccination passport

Arizona tech company offers digital vaccination verification

Proponents at Tucson-based technology startup, ConfirmD, contend innovative approach to digital registration is changing the way the world is verifying COVID-19 vaccination status.

Since vaccine verification is now a requirement in some countries to travel, the new mobile app is now serving as a COVID-19 vaccination passport.

Company co-founder, Bob Ramsey, spoke on the deliverance of the application and gave his thoughts on the early stages of the creation of the app last year.

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