We are building a future in which users truly own their digital identity

Our Mission

We are W3C members building toward a secure, permissionless, and pseudonymous web3 ecosystem. We give developers the toolkits they need to provide users with easy-to-verify, reusable, and contextual digital identification that remains in their control.

Gateway Identity
Gateway Protocol

Gateway

Permissionless validation of digital credentials on-chain. Ensure that users meet entry requirements such as KYC & AML.

Integrate via GitHub
Cryptid Identity
Cryptid

Cryptid

Provide web3 users a wallet that links an off-chain identity to their on-chain identity.

Integrate via GitHub
Did:sol Identity
Did:sol Method

did:sol

did:sol is a W3C compliant DID method and resolver operating on the Solana blockchain.

Integrate via GitHub

Decentralized
Identifiers (DIDs)

We leverage industry-standard, open-source identifiers called Decentralized Identifiers (DIDs) to enable off-chain authentication. DIDs are a core component of building a native identity layer and can be viewed as a new type of global identifier. We have built and now maintain did:sol, the leading DID method on the Solana blockchain.

What are DIDs?
What is the did:sol method?

Watch, Read
& Learn

Learn more about our fundamental technologies: Decentralized Identifiers (DIDs), Verifiable Credentials (VCs), and the Gateway Protocol.

More

Cryptid manages your Solana wallet through an on-chain, non-custodial proxy account.

Watch

Self-Sovereign Identity (SSI) has become more decentralized with increased Web3 adoption. Read about Identity.com’s participation with the W3C and the value of open standards like Decentralized Identifiers (DIDs) and Verifiable Credentials (VCs).

Read

With growing regulatory scrutiny, a permissioned DEX sets the stage for more checks and balances within the DeFi ecosystem.

Read

How It Works:
The Gateway Protocol

Designed to both protect against cybercrime and satisfy regulators, the Gateway Protocol enables any business or application to meet identity requirements (such as KYC and AML) without developing their own identity verification system or data storage.

Instead, identity verification is completed by Gatekeepers in Gatekeeper networks. Read more about our Gateway Protocol in the Gateway Protocol white paper here.

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