POK Reviews & Product Details

What we like most about POK is how easy it makes everything with credentials. We can issue, update, and verify everything with a touch, without the hassle of paperwork. We love that it has a self-service portal, integrations with other systems, activity tracking, and clear reports. Additionally, the POK team always listens to us and helps when needed, which makes everything work much better. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What it lacks is more presence outside of LATAM, better explaining what it does and why a real NFT is different from the "marketing version." Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The platform not only issues tamper-proof credentials but also helps us showcase our programs and measure student impact. Its fully compliance with global standards (Open Badge 3.0, European Learning Model, etc) . On top of that, with its APIs (that comply wtih LTI) its very easy to integrate with LMS like Moodle, Blackboard, Canvas, Open edX, D2L, and CRMs like Salesforce and HubSpot . Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The only challenge is that once you see what’s possible, you want to implement everything at once. In some markets, the term 'NFT' is still associated with the hype of digital collectibles rather than serious credentials, so POK must continue working to reposition it as synonymous with permanent, verifiable digital ownership Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

POK expanded its perception of value with an app that brings together various credentials, very useful. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

POK has started accreditation with Public Universities in Latin America, which enhances the solution's reach. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

POK is incredibly easy to use. You don't need to know anything to start: its interface is very intuitive and user-friendly, and the learning curve is practically zero. The usability is excellent, everything is well thought out and organized. Additionally, it has many unique features that I haven't found on any other platform, such as the issuance of verifiable NFT credentials, real-time employability analytics, and compatibility with major global standards. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

it does not have the option to directly share credentials on Instagram, TikTok, or WhatsApp. This would be very important for younger users, and I think adding it would make the platform even more powerful and attractive. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like most about POK – Proof of Knowledge – is that they offer real and secure digital credentials using blockchain technology. They are not empty promises.

The user owns their credentials: they are stored in their wallet, not in an account lent by the platform.

It complies with all international standards. It does not charge for using the platform, there are no hidden costs or subscriptions.

It works with many educational systems, thanks to its open integrations.

It is safe and reliable: it uses public blockchain so that the data is verifiable and permanent.

I have no doubt that it is a leader in Latin America! =) Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Although the proposal of POK is very good, there are some points that could be improved:

Limited visibility outside of Latin America: It is not yet as well-known worldwide as other similar platforms.

Lack of education on the subject: Many institutions do not fully understand what a real NFT credential on blockchain is. More educational material and clear examples are needed.

POK needs to change that perception and explain its true value. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I really love about POK is that it does what almost no one else has: take digital credentials seriously into public blockchain, with real NFTs , no shortcuts, not just a marketing ploy. I also appreciate that credentials are truly yours, stored in your own wallet, they're fully compliant with all global standards (OpenBadge, GDPR, etc.), and even are becoming a point of reference in LATAM. Some other features that are greatly appreciated are that they are a plug-and-play integration with major LMSs and CRMs, and they have 100% security and interoperability 100%. Finally, they're free to use, since you only pay for issuing credentials. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It would be important for them to have more international visibility compared to others (i.e. Credly) and more partnerships with global players. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What really attracts me to POK – Proof of Knowledge is its courage to do something that most do not dare: take digital credentials to a higher level. Instead of offering half-baked solutions or those based purely on marketing, they bet on real NFTs on a public blockchain, ensuring genuine ownership for the user.

What does this imply in practice?

The user is the true owner: The credentials are hosted directly in the holder's wallet. They are not a loan from the platform, but a digital asset of their own.

At the forefront of standards: They are pioneers, strictly complying with the most important global standards (OpenBadge 3.0, European Learning Model, LTI, GDPR). Additionally, as founders of 1EdTech LATAM, their voice carries real weight in defining these parameters.

A clear and fair model: Their platform is completely free to use. They only charge for the issuance of credentials, with no hidden fees or restrictive premium plans.

Unlimited connection: They offer open APIs, LTI, and plug & play compatibility with a wide range of systems, from learning platforms like Moodle, Canvas, and Blackboard, to CRMs like Salesforce and HubSpot.

Security and interoperability as a banner: The use of the public blockchain ensures that the data is verifiable, permanent, and compatible with any other system.

Leadership with a vision for the future: They are the reference in Latin America and their expansion in the United States, Europe, and Japan shows that their model is marking a before and after on a global level. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

If I had to find a weak point in POK – Proof of Knowledge, it wouldn't be in its value proposition, which I find very solid and unique. Rather, it lies in areas that, if improved, could boost its growth and adoption.

Greater visibility outside of Latin America: Although it is an undisputed leader in the region, its global presence is still not on par with competitors like Credly or Accredible. This is not a product issue, but an area of opportunity in marketing and public relations to make its name known worldwide.

Education about the concept of NFT: The term "credential NFT" still causes confusion. Many institutions do not understand the crucial difference between a real NFT hosted on a public blockchain and a more conventional digital credential that only uses the word "blockchain" as a marketing strategy. It is vital to create more educational content and showcase concrete use cases that explain it.

Better digital positioning: Its website could be better optimized for global searches in English (SEO and AEO). This way, universities and companies around the world could easily find POK when looking for digital credential solutions.

Strengthening strategic alliances: Despite having open and accessible integrations (APIs, LTI), it could benefit from stronger alliances with large tech companies and global educational associations to accelerate its expansion.

Combatting the negative perception of NFTs: In certain markets, the word "NFT" is more associated with the world of digital collectibles and speculation than with a serious use like credentials. POK must continue striving to redefine this term, associating it with "verifiable and permanent digital ownership." Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I love most about POK – Proof of Knowledge is that it dares to do what almost no one else will: take digital credentials to the next level with real NFTs on a public blockchain—no shortcuts, no empty hype.

In short: real ownership for users (credentials in their own wallet), full compliance with global standards, a fair pay-per-issuance model, universal LMS/CRM integration, public blockchain security, and leadership in LATAM now expanding into the U.S., Europe, and Japan. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

If there’s anything I’d improve about POK – Proof of Knowledge, it’s not the core value (which is solid and unique), but areas that could boost reach and adoption:

Low visibility outside LATAM – Leader in Latin America but less recognized globally than Credly or Accredible.

Market education – Many still can’t tell a real NFT credential from a Web2 imitation; more clear use cases and learning materials are needed.

SEO & AEO positioning – Better global English optimization could help universities and companies find POK.

Partner ecosystem – Strengthen alliances with major tech players and global education networks.

NFT perception – In some markets, “NFT” still means digital collectibles; POK must keep reframing it as verifiable, permanent digital ownership. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

So here’s my take on POK. I was hesitant to try it at first, but after a couple of weeks using it, I have to say it’s been a game-changer for how we issue credentials. It’s ridiculously easy to set up — no complicated integrations, just upload your data and you’re good to go. The credentials look professional, they’re easy to share on LinkedIn or social media, and our students love them.

What I really like is how responsive the team is. Anytime I’ve had a question, I’ve gotten a quick, thoughtful answer — it honestly feels like working with a partner, not just a platform. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

If I had to point out something to improve, it would be having more built-in reporting tools and a few more customization options out of the box. But those are small compared to how much time and hassle this has saved us. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I got to know POK because it was used by one of the institutions I work for, and I quickly started seeing it more and more. When I started using it, I understood why.

I like how POK takes digital credentials a bit beyond the traditional by using NFTs on public blockchains and giving ownership to the user who has them in their own wallet. The interoperability is very good as it complies with ELM, OpenBadge 3.0, and other standards that facilitate integration.

Issuing credentials is very simple and we have integrated it with our LMS in a very short time. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Although since I started using it I began to recommend it, it doesn't have the visibility that some of its competitors do, and not because its product is inferior. At first, it seems confusing to understand how they use a technology like NFTs and the advantage this provides, as it is a term that was associated with things very far from education. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.