Shape Tomorrow's Identity

Open-source and on-chain solutions that return control of identity to your users.

Gateway Protocol

For every decentralized application (dApp) out there, navigating the balance of security, trust, and compliance is crucial and complex.

The Gateway Protocol, a cross-chain oracle token model, simplifies this journey by embedding a permissioning layer attuned to specific, predetermined requirements.

Simplified Verification

Gatekeepers handle user verification, granting them a Gateway Pass for your dApp, aligning with standards like AML, KYC, and more.

Adaptable On-Chain

The protocol’s cross-chain adaptability means broader application reach across multiple platforms.

Enhance Trust

Users without a Gateway Pass are swiftly verified through Gatekeepers, boosting user confidence in your dApp.

Decentralized Identifiers (DIDs)

Every person, application, or device interacting online needs a way to prove its identity. This is where Identifiers, essentially online names or IDs, come into play. Decentralized Identifiers (DIDs) offer a transformative approach to these online IDs.

The DID Advantage

A unique, decentralized online ID for users, devices, or apps ensuring secure digital interactions.

Universal Access

Universal & Private Access: With one DID, sign into your favorite social site, checkout online purchases, and access work tools — all while safeguarding your privacy

Trusted Identity

Off-chain authentication combined with our open-source did:sol method assures quick, trustworthy digital identity verification for your users.

Cryptid

Redefining on-chain wallet experiences on Solana, Cryptid enables developers to integrate advanced features while improving user security.

Beyond Wallets

Cryptid integrates DIDs on-chain, linking off-chain identity with on-chain actions seamlessly.

Superior Security

Users sign transactions with their DIDs, enhancing security and linking on-chain identity.

Dynamic Logic & Control

Programmable rules protect Solana accounts, offering conditions like hardware wallet requirements or spending caps, granting users more flexibility and control over their actions.