Nashid- Platform

Issue, Store and Verify

Issue verifiable credentials

Automate the issuance of digital documents to your users in a simple, standardized format.
Create, validate, and digitally sign identity credentials according to W3C standards for global interoperability

Secure storage of personal data

Empower your user-base with free, user-controlled storage of digital credentials via our simple & secure mobile ID Wallet.
Help them send and receive unlimited credentials, anytime, anywhere

Verify users in seconds

Verify users with the most secure & privacy-preserving single-sign on technology.
Offer 1-click, password-less and compliant access to your services while reducing the risk of data breaches and on-boarding abandonment rates.

One-stop-shop

All your identity needs covered

Plug & play

Instant deployment, pay as you go

Compliant

Privacy Regulation & KYC compliant

Easy-to-use

For both businesses & end-users

The Basics

Three roles to establish the trust ecosystem

Holders

Holders are individuals and digital credential owners who store, manage, and share credentials through the use of a digital ID Wallet.

Issuers

Entities that issue identity credentials to holders. For example: Universities, corporations, financial institutions, governments hospitals

Verifiers

Service providers that require identity verification and authentication for access to their services. Issuers are often verifiers and vice versa.

FAQ

What is the decentralised model of digital identities?

the next-gen architecture for digital identities and, like any new generation of technologies, it provides vast benefits over its predecessor. In past generations, there was always a trade-off between security, usability and privacy in identity verification systems. The decentralised model of digital identities for the first time breaks this trade off, enabling business to offer 1-click, compliant, & hyper-secure access to their digital services.

What are verifiable credentials?

Verifiable Credentials (VCs), as the W3C recommendation defines, are tamper-proof digital credentials whose authorship can be cryptographically verified. In plain English, VCs are a new way of digitizing your personal information.

What is a DID?

A DID, as the W3C recommendation defines, is a globally unique, persistent identifier that does not require a centralized registration authority and is often generated and/or registered cryptographically. It constitutes a new way to provide a globally unique identifier to people, organizations or things. Think of it as your personal unique URL. The typical DID syntax is as follows: did:didmethod:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.

What does Nashid store in the blockchain ledger?

Nashid never stores personal information (not even hashed) on a blockchain ledger. We only stores DIDs and their associated DID Documents (public keys) on blockchain ledgers.

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