DID Authentication

DID Authentication on our one-platform is used to authenticate and verify an entity in a decentralized manner. Unlike traditional authentication methods that rely on centralized authorities like usernames and passwords stored on centralized servers, DID Authentication leverages cryptographic proofs and decentralized technologies.

DID Authentication: is a protocol that enables the controller of an DID to sign a random message. In other words, giving proof of ownership of a DID.

Cryptographic Authentication: DIDs are associated with cryptographic keys (public and private keys). When a user wants to authenticate themselves or prove ownership of a DID, they use their private key to sign messages or transactions.

Verifiable Claims: DIDs can be used to issue and verify claims. For example, a DID can issue a verifiable claim stating that the holder has a valid business licence to operate a law firm. This claim can be verified by others without needing to contact a centralized authority.

DIDWebApp: Our App to keep and manage your personal information and process your authentication on our one-platform.

Passwordless Authentication: Passwordless Authentication Overcomes the Inherent Vulnerabilities of Text-Based Passwords.

By using the DIDWebApp, users can securely share their information not only with our platform but also with other users of the DIDWebApp. Additionally, it enables passwordless login to our one-platform.