Know who you are transacting with on the blockchain
DAOV Certificates allow for decentralized ID and the operation of trust networks. An evolution of x509 certificates, DAOV certificates allow for easy wallet identification across use cases.
- Use the Chrome extenstion to lookup and verify addresses
- Leverage APIs to verify addressess based on certificate issued by authorities
- Leverage smart contract functions to validate an address can perform actions based on a certificate
Decentralized ID
A web3 focused evolution of x509 certificates and JWT, DAOV certificates allow a site to authenticate users one time per session in exchange for a certificate allowing access to contract calls and services. Users use the certificate to authenticate to your site or any site that trusts your identities.
Contract RBAC Delegation
Stop hardcoding privileged addresses in your contracts. DAOV contracts provide certificate based roles that can be assigned to groups, enabling role based access control for contracts. Certificate Authorities can delegate privileged actions to users trusted by the authority.
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Granular
Enable fine grained permissions based on verifiable group ownership
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Role Delegation
Securely enable administrative action delegation for contracts. Enable action by trusted delegates without sharing contract ownership.
Trust Organizations
Verify addresses to ensure you are transacting with trusted addresses. Choose which authorities to use, or use industry standard defaults.
- Use DAOV APIs to validate address ownership.
- Validation authorities are configurable. Trust a standard set of authorities or use organization specific authorities.
- Decentralized Whitelists and Blacklists
- PKI for Web3, both on and off chain
Verified Off-chain identities
Leverage trusted 3rd party identification of address ownership
- KYC information based on issued certificates from trusted groups.
- Leverage any authority that leverages the DAOV standard.
- Single Sign-On for web3
- Allow for custom identification needs