MATTRs

MATTRs stands for the Modular Approach to Trusted Transactions. It is a decentralized identity platform designed to enable individuals and organizations to manage and control their digital identities and verifiable credentials. MATTRs aims to provide a secure and privacy-preserving way for users to share verified information without revealing unnecessary details. The platform is built on open standards and technologies, promoting interoperability and trust.

At its core, MATTRs focuses on the concept of verifiable credentials, which are tamper-evident digital documents that can be issued by trusted authorities and held by individuals. These credentials can represent a wide range of information, such as educational degrees, professional licenses, or personal attributes. Users can then selectively present these credentials to third parties to prove their identity or qualifications, without needing to share underlying personal data.

The architecture of MATTRs is designed to be modular, allowing for flexibility and customization. It supports various cryptographic methods and decentralized identifiers (DIDs) to ensure the authenticity and verifiability of digital interactions. The platform aims to empower users with greater control over their personal data, fostering a more trustworthy and secure digital ecosystem. Developers can build applications on top of the MATTRs platform, creating new use cases for decentralized identity and verifiable credentials.