Solana introduces a new method for identity examination

Solana has introduced a new decentralized identity framework to ensure trust and compliance in the digital economy.

The protocol called Solana attestation Service (SAS) enables a secure identity examination in Web3 applications without affecting the privacy of the users.
SAS was developed in cooperation with the Solana Foundation and the Solana Identity Group and is now available in the network of the network. It offers a flexible infrastructure in the off-chain

Proof of authorization-such as KYC status, legal residence or investor accreditation-can be linked to any Solana wallet.

What distinguishes SAS is his focus on portability and data protection. Proof of identity are signed and are reusable in several apps, but remain outside the blockchain, so that sensitive user data are protected and compliance and authentication are guaranteed at the same time.

SAS also makes centralized gatekeepers superfluous. Anyone – from developers to institutions – can integrate it with a simple SDK and thus create a neutral and programmable level of trust for decentralized capital markets.

Solana developers say that the protocol has been created in order to meet the requirements of a growing internet-based financial system in which the review of identity, reputation or jurisdiction must be scalable, safe and compliant with data protection.

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