Vaultless design


AuthNull delivers a vaultless design by using decentralized identity standard. No vaults to manage, secure or replicate. Credentials are issued by an Issuer, and verified by a verifier using Public Key infrastructure and ED25519 crytographic signatures. Credentials are stored and managed by users on their wallets.


How does this work?



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Decentralized identity is a type of identity management that allows people to control their own digital identity without depending on a specific service provider. Each user can store and manage their own credentials by a public / private key pair that has been issued for each user by an organization.

Each organizion has an Issuer - an entity that verifies user identities and generates a public / private key pair for for each user. The private key is stored in the wallet Users are issued a wallet when they are onboarded to organizations. This is done after verifying identity.

All credentials are stored in a decentralized wallet as opposed to being in a secret store.

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