First MVP of a Decentralized Identity service integrated with HSMs Keys

At the end of November 2022, Kelvin Zero has completed its first MVP of a DID method implementation according to the W3C's DID standard (did:kzero). It supports the creating and resolving operations and allows one to have a user-centric but multi-partite portable one-time-use identity that is integrated with a Hardware Security flow, that doesn't rely on a username nor a password. This is a first in this ecosystem and will allow any partners of the consortium to adopt this type of identity to on-board patients, researchers, medical staff, but remain in control of their federated systems.

Self-Sovereign Identity (SSI) Decentralized Identifiers (DIDs) Verifiable Credentials (VCs) Blockchain or Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) Cryptographic Proofs

Standardization and Protocol Compliance Data Sovereignty and Compliance Technical Complexity User Adoption and Education Interoperability Challenges

SME Start up individuals Large companies

User consent and control privacy protection security requirements interoperability