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The Internet is Broken
Internet
- The Internet was built without a way to know who and what you are connecting to
Lack of Trust
- Resulting in inauthenticity which adds friction and creates lost opportunities to conduct certain valuable interactions, or transactions
Mass Scale Frauds
- Social engineering schemes such as phishing take advantage of the inability to tell who you are dealing with
Oversharing Personal Information
- The de facto way to conduct business online is to dump your personal information into almost any website or any form that appears
Achieving Digital Trust
- Knowing who is connecting with you is a must.
We now have the solutions to fix our digital interactions
Privacy
Stop oversharing your personal information, selectively disclose your data based on the trust you have within each relationship.
Security
Know who your are interacting with by establishing bidirectionally authenticated direct connections with your friends, clients, employees and suppliers.
Interoperability
Don’t get locked into platforms, take control of your data and your relationships and bring them with you wherever you go.
The Power of Owning the Relationship
Every digital exchange is consent driven by you
Decide which version of you to share with whom
Maintain more privacy and stop fearing cyber attacks on your data
Stop oversharing and still get the same base experiences
Gradually expand the depth of your interactions based on value you’re getting
Get more personalized relationships just like in the physical world, trust should be built over time in the digital world.
Orbit Enterprise
Orbit Edge Wallet
With it you can securely receive, store and present digital credentials such as licenses, memberships, IDs, permits, and more.
Supports AnonCreds Credential Types
Interoperable with other Aries implementations
Supports zero-knowledge proof presentations
Supports self-attested credentials
Supports mobile wallet SDK
Recent Posts
eIDAS 2.0: Predicting Its Impact on Various Ecosystems (with Dominik Beron)
This podcast episode delves into the nuances of DIDs, aiming to contribute to the broader goal of promoting their adoption.
How Trust Registries Prevent Fraud, Scams, and Abuse
How can trust registries extend their utility beyond digital credential exchanges to vital areas such as content authenticity.
Exploring Digital Credential Protocols: Aries, OpenID4VC, ISO, KERI (with Hakan Yildiz and Vladimir Simjanoski)
This podcast episode delves into the nuances of DIDs, aiming to contribute to the broader goal of promoting their adoption.
Decentralized Identifiers (DIDs): Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats (with Markus Sabadello)
This podcast episode delves into the nuances of DIDs, aiming to contribute to the broader goal of promoting their adoption.
Utilising Digital Credentials to Promote Responsible Business Conduct
By creating a supply of high integrity digital credentials, we can now start unlocking tremendous value for global supply chains.
Why Trust Registries Will Accelerate the Adoption of Digital Credentials
Trust registries can quickly become a powerful tool for the discovery of services, including digital credential exchange services.