Your credentials,
your control.
Consent-driven sharing and wallet interoperability for credentials the user already holds.
How portability changes everything.
Portable credentials transform the relationship between users, services, and identity data.
Selective Disclosure
Prove you're over 18 without revealing your birthdate. Prove you passed KYC without exposing your passport number. Share only what's necessary.
Cross-Border Interoperability
W3C DID standards enable credentials to be verified across platforms, jurisdictions, and chains. One credential works globally.
No Vendor Lock-In
Credentials are portable by design. Users control their identity data, not the platforms that verified it. Switch services freely.
Privacy-Preserving
Zero-knowledge proofs and selective disclosure mean services get the verification they need without seeing sensitive data.
Everyone wins with portability.
For Regulators
- Consistent identity data reduces fraud across the ecosystem
- Portable credentials enable cross-border cooperation
- Aligned with eIDAS and FATF guidance
For Organizations
- Lower onboarding costs - accept credentials verified elsewhere
- Reduced friction - users complete verification once
- Better data quality - credentials from authoritative sources
For Users
- Control over their own identity data
- Consent required for every data share
- Ability to revoke access at any time
Built on open standards.
Interoperability requires standards. We build on the protocols that enable true credential portability.
W3C Verifiable Credentials
The core credential format
W3C DIDs
Decentralized identifiers
eIDAS
EU digital identity framework
SD-JWT
Selective disclosure
OpenID for Verifiable Credentials
Credential issuance and presentation, in development
ISO mobile driving licence standard
Mobile credential presentation
Designed for GDPR data minimization. These standards ensure your credentials work with
Identity should beportable.
One verification. Unlimited presentations. Users control their identity. Organizations reduce costs. Let's talk about what that means for your platform.