alacr
Alacr is a decentralized, open-source protocol designed to enable secure and efficient identity verification and authentication on the blockchain. Built on the Ethereum network, Alacr aims to provide a scalable solution for verifying real-world identities without relying on centralized authorities. The protocol leverages cryptographic proofs and zero-knowledge techniques to ensure privacy while confirming credentials such as age, education, or professional licenses.
The system operates through a network of verifiers—entities like governments, universities, or employers—that issue verifiable credentials
Key features of Alacr include:
- **Privacy-preserving verification**: Users control which credentials are disclosed and to whom.
- **Tamper-proof records**: Credentials are stored immutably on the blockchain, preventing fraud or alteration.
- **Cross-platform compatibility**: Works with wallets, dApps, and traditional identity systems.
- **Modular design**: Supports custom credential types and verification rules.
Alacr was developed by a team of blockchain and cryptography experts, with contributions from the broader developer
Adoption of Alacr remains nascent, but its potential lies in addressing the scalability and privacy challenges