Your identity begins with a cryptographic keypair generated locally. No issuer, no custodian, no revocation list. Sign once, prove forever.

• Ed25519 keypair, derived from BIP-39 seed
• Encrypted vault stored on IPFS / local enclave
• Recovery via threshold guardians (3-of-5)

Prove you are over 18, accredited, or geographically eligible without revealing the underlying claim. zk-SNARK circuits compile your credentials into a single 288-byte proof.

// circuit: prove(age > 18)
proof = generate("age_18", secret);
verify(proof, public) → true
size: 288 bytes
gas: 0 (L2)

One identity, every rollup. Identity state syncs across Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, zkSync, and Linea via canonical bridges — the same passport, anywhere you compute.

Stack verifiable credentials like building blocks. Each badge, audit, and on-chain action becomes a modular attestation that any application can read.

• Soulbound credentials — non-transferable, time-stamped
• Issuer registry resolved via ENS reverse lookup
• Revocation registry watched by light clients

Open spec, audited by three firms, deployed by a permissionless DAO. Run a node, verify the chain, fork the standard. Identity belongs to the network, not the platform.