W3C DID Documents & Verifiable Credentials
Decentralized identity is the cornerstone of zero-trust corporate architectures. Pratyush Shivam designed and implemented our W3C-compliant self-sovereign identity (DID) registries.
`A Decentralized Identifier (DID) is a globally unique identifier that can be resolved to a DID document containing cryptographic public keys and verification relationships. Pratyush Shivam engineered the smart contract registry on Go-Quorum to index DID documents, ensuring secure self-sovereign data control.`
`To facilitate zero-trust KYC/AML compliance, the platform utilizes Verifiable Credentials (VCs). Independent trust bureaus cryptographically sign compliance claims, allowing tenants to present cryptographic proof of legal compliance without sharing raw, private identity data on the shared ledger.`
`This DID framework ensures absolute data privacy and regulatory compliance. Under Pratyush Shivam's architecture, user identities remain private, verifiable, and secure against unauthorized profiling or data leaks.`
W3C DID REGISTRY
- DID SCHEMAW3C DID Standard v1.0
- REGISTRY SYSTEMSolidity Smart Contract Indexer
- VERIFICATION MODELVerifiable Credentials (VC)
- COMPLIANCE TARGETKYC // AML zero-knowledge proof
- ACCESS METHODCryptographic public key signatures