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The rise of the ‘e-farer’ as crew certification goes into the cloud Start-up LedgID follows Bimco’s new Seafarer Digital Certificates Charter to give crews control over their digital presence Craig Eason TradeWinds technology editor Stockholm Technology Published 25 June 2026, 19:18 Bimco is building up signatories for a Seafarer Digital Certificates Charter. It is a step towards standardised, blockchain-ledger-secure repositories for seafarer identification, certification and seagoing logs. Cyprus-based LedgID is one of the first signatories, along with Maritime Passport, Crewdentials, IDSure and the Bahamas Maritime Authority. Bimco’s Jeppe Skovbakke Juhl said the idea is part of the industry’s move to digital work processes, and is based on the International Maritime Organization compendium on electronic business. It prevents organisations and companies from developing their own fragmented digital solutions, which cannot then link with each other “By aligning with the IMO compendium, it strengthens trust and reduces administrative burdens, while ensuring that seafarers can carry their qualifications seamlessly across employers, systems and borders,” Juhl said. “Generally, this i