KOAHi

KOAHi is a digital identity solution designed to manage and verify user identities online. It aims to provide a secure and privacy-preserving way for individuals to control their personal data and share it selectively with trusted parties. The system operates on principles of decentralization, utilizing blockchain technology to ensure the integrity and immutability of identity records.

The core functionality of KOAHi revolves around self-sovereign identity, empowering users to hold their own identity credentials rather than relying on centralized authorities. This means individuals can generate, store, and present their digital identities without needing to reveal more information than is necessary for a given transaction or service. This approach addresses common concerns about data breaches and the misuse of personal information by traditional identity systems.

KOAHi integrates with various online services and applications, allowing users to log in or authenticate themselves with their verified KOAHi identity. The platform supports the creation of verifiable credentials, which are digital attestations of certain attributes, such as age, education, or professional licenses. These credentials can be issued by trusted entities and then cryptographically proven by the user without disclosing the underlying data to the verifier, unless explicitly permitted. The goal is to streamline online interactions while enhancing user privacy and security.