Identity.com
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User-Centric Digital Identity that’s secure, private, and simple.
When a centralized platform asks for your data, it doesn’t just verify—it stores it in a centralized database, creating a honeypot for hackers.
A better way? User-centric identity—verify without creating a single point of failure. No honeypots, no unnecessary risks.
A better way? User-centric identity—verify without creating a single point of failure. No honeypots, no unnecessary risks.
February 26, 2025 at 4:24 PM
When a centralized platform asks for your data, it doesn’t just verify—it stores it in a centralized database, creating a honeypot for hackers.
A better way? User-centric identity—verify without creating a single point of failure. No honeypots, no unnecessary risks.
A better way? User-centric identity—verify without creating a single point of failure. No honeypots, no unnecessary risks.
How Does Identity.com Protect Privacy? 🔒
✔️ No Honeypots of Data
✔️ You Control Your Data
✔️ Selective Disclosure
A privacy-first solution for businesses & developers to enhance security, reduce risk, and stay compliant.
✔️ No Honeypots of Data
✔️ You Control Your Data
✔️ Selective Disclosure
A privacy-first solution for businesses & developers to enhance security, reduce risk, and stay compliant.
February 19, 2025 at 4:29 PM
How Does Identity.com Protect Privacy? 🔒
✔️ No Honeypots of Data
✔️ You Control Your Data
✔️ Selective Disclosure
A privacy-first solution for businesses & developers to enhance security, reduce risk, and stay compliant.
✔️ No Honeypots of Data
✔️ You Control Your Data
✔️ Selective Disclosure
A privacy-first solution for businesses & developers to enhance security, reduce risk, and stay compliant.
Verifying users shouldn't mean storing their sensitive data.
With verifiable credentials (VCs), organizations can authenticate users securely—without holding onto personal information. This reduces compliance risks, streamlines onboarding, and prevents fraud, all while keeping user privacy intact.
With verifiable credentials (VCs), organizations can authenticate users securely—without holding onto personal information. This reduces compliance risks, streamlines onboarding, and prevents fraud, all while keeping user privacy intact.
February 14, 2025 at 2:54 PM
Verifying users shouldn't mean storing their sensitive data.
With verifiable credentials (VCs), organizations can authenticate users securely—without holding onto personal information. This reduces compliance risks, streamlines onboarding, and prevents fraud, all while keeping user privacy intact.
With verifiable credentials (VCs), organizations can authenticate users securely—without holding onto personal information. This reduces compliance risks, streamlines onboarding, and prevents fraud, all while keeping user privacy intact.