Identity & Credentials for your Web3 Communities

myDID has joined 1EDTech Consortium and now supports Open Badges version 3.0, which have recently become compatible with verifiable credentials standard.

Admins in charge of a universe can give badges only for their team members by assigning them a public role. For example, a school can give special badges to trainers, who can then give peer-to-peer badges like any other users, but with a trace proving that these peer-to-peer badges came from a trainer (without personal information).

myDID app supports dynamic QR codes: these animated QR codes can transfer much more data.

Admin panel is only for organizers that can create public profiles without containing any personal information (e.g., XYZ training organization, ABC service company, KLM project support group, etc.). Creating custom universes is also possible (dedicated homepages and badge templates, etc.).

The app automatically backs up badges, credentials, and some user preferences to their personal cloud (iCloud or Drive). This information is encrypted and also require the 12-word backup phrase to restore in case of loss. (Reminder: the "12 words" are only backed up by the user on an offline support such as paper, metal, etc.). Therefore, neither Apple, Google, nor myDID have access to the backup contents.

Admins/organizers can send an app download link that redirects their users directly to the context of their universe (custom badges, homepage with latest information about the organizer, etc.).

Admins can delegate on demand the creation of credentials to a server. They can offer QR codes for automatically receiving member badges and participation/attendance credentials (like POAP for example, but without the disadvantages of NFTs).

PDF signature by multiple users can be requested via an open-source online service. When each party has signed, simply by using their myDID app, the signed document is returned to all signatories.

Users can create different DIDs to segregate their various digital lives. This functionality is also used to create a new identity for a user that wish to become an organizer/administrator.

myDID app is compatible with Metamask, which manages the connection of external hardware wallets via dynamic QR codes. Metamask then becomes an intermediary, and final actions are confirmed directly on myDID app.

Nostr is a new protocol relaying peer-to-peer information between users, in a neutral and privacy-friendly way. Its support within myDID app simplifies the trade and sending of badges, credentials reception, newsfeed on homepage, etc.

An admin can delegate some of their rights to other users. For example: authorizing creation of badge templates for organizations or giving reserved badges, etc.

Group management is simplified by adding customizable invitation links, thus the host can be kept informed of the arrival of their guests, in the universe of their choice.

Each user can consent and organize the sharing of a personalized profile/resume on a public or private web page that gathers several badges and/or certificates.

Public Discord bot can filter users at the entrance of a discord server but also can make it possible to give, receive and display badges for the users that wish to do so.

Admin panel makes it possible to create events and related credentials through a simple ticketing service. Each user can check the ticket’s validity.

The app makes it possible to use several KYC services with different levels of verification in order to meet the various constraints of verifiers (national and European requirements, legal compliance, etc.).

Traditional certification authorities allow advanced verification of the existence of companies by providing a certificate that can be used directly on their myDid public profile.

Companies that want to use a centralized authentication portal (Single Sign-On) can include verifiable credentials of myDid app’s users.

A decentralized ethical management entity (former code name Cortex) makes it possible to manage ads distribution or targeted surveys, without centralized profiling nor tracking.