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Self-Sovereign Identity

The model where users fully own and control their identity data.

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Що таке Self-Sovereign Identity?

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The model where users fully own and control their identity data.

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Users hold identity data in wallets as verifiable credentials issued by trusted parties. They present proofs (often ZK-based) to verifiers, revealing only what's needed. Decentralized identifiers (DIDs) are self-generated and portable. No c

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SSI reverses the platform-controlled identity model — reducing data silos, enabling privacy-preserving verification, and giving users portable reputation. It underpins Web3 identity, digital wallets, and compliant but private KYC. Adoption

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1. What Is Self-Sovereign Identity

Self-sovereign identity (SSI) is a model where individuals own and control their digital identity — data, credentials, and reputation — without relying on a central authority, using decentralized identifiers and verifiable credentials.

2. How It Works

Users hold identity data in wallets as verifiable credentials issued by trusted parties. They present proofs (often ZK-based) to verifiers, revealing only what's needed. Decentralized identifiers (DIDs) are self-generated and portable. No central registry stores or controls the identity; users decide what to share and with whom.

3. Why It Matters

SSI reverses the platform-controlled identity model — reducing data silos, enabling privacy-preserving verification, and giving users portable reputation. It underpins Web3 identity, digital wallets, and compliant but private KYC. Adoption challenges include issuer trust and interoperability standards.

4. Key Facts

  • W3C standards: DIDs and Verifiable Credentials
  • ZK proofs enable selective disclosure
  • SSI wallets store credentials, not just keys
  • Contrasts with platform or government-issued identities

5. Related Concepts

  • verifiable-identity
  • digital-identity-wallet
  • identity-oracle
  • zero-knowledge-proof

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What is Self-Sovereign Identity?

The model where users fully own and control their identity data.

How does Self-Sovereign Identity work?

Self-sovereign identity (SSI) is a model where individuals own and control their digital identity — data, credentials, and reputation — without relying on a central authority, using decentralized identifiers and verifiable credentials. Users hold identity data in wallets as verifiable credentials i

Why does Self-Sovereign Identity matter in Web3?

- digital-identity-wallet - identity-oracle - zero-knowledge-proof

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Last indexed: September 18, 2026