Self Sovereign Identity
The shift from the tumultuous world of cryptocurrencies to the structured implementation of self sovereign identity exemplifies how the technology's potential can be harnessed responsibly.
Self Sovereign Identity
The Issuance experience pattern uses digital credentials to securely and efficiently issue verifiable proofs of identity, attributes, or claims. By storing verifiable credentials in a digital wallet, issuers can provide individuals and organizations with trusted and secure digital credentials. This enhances trust and security in digital interactions. Issuance Process Issuing
Self Sovereign Identity
Access Overview The Access experience pattern leverages digital credentials to simplify and secure the way users access services online or in-person. By utilizing digital credentials stored in a digital wallet, users can seamlessly prove their identity or attributes without relying on traditional usernames and passwords or physical IDs. This approach
Self Sovereign Identity
With digital trust technology, we enable digital interactions that are trusted, user-friendly and secure. From simplifying access to services by no longer relying on conventional login methods (e.g. username and password combinations) to managing digital identities easily and securely in the Xanadu ID wallet. Digital trust experiences are unique
Self Sovereign Identity
The true value of digital trust technology is realized at scale when users are able to leverage their credential for a large variety of use cases. Successful and sustainable digital trust adoption requires an ecosystem approach, where use cases are explored in context to their environment (e.g. service area,
Self Sovereign Identity
The Challenge: Evolving Cybersecurity Threats Digital transformation continues to improve our lives as new digital solutions save people time and money in day-to-day interactions. However, with an increased dependence on digital solutions comes a greater exposure to continuously evolving cyber threats. In 2022, 7 in 10 Canadians (70%) experienced a