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SSI TrustChain

Your certificates, in your pocket

Keep the credentials institutions give you in a wallet only you control. Share them in seconds, and only with people you choose.

What your wallet does

In English or Kiswahili.

  • You hold your data

    Your credentials live on your phone, encrypted. TrustChain does not keep a copy.

  • You see who is asking

    Before anything is shared, the wallet shows who is asking, whether they are trusted, and exactly what they will see.

  • Prove without revealing

    Show that you are over 18 without your date of birth, or that your licence is valid without its number.

  • Recover with guardians

    Lost your phone? People you trust can help you get your wallet back. None of them can open it alone.

You decide, every time

A request shows who is asking and what they want. Anything they do not need stays on your phone.

When a yes or no is enough, your wallet proves it privately: the bank learns that you are over 18, not when you were born.

Questions

Does TrustChain know who I am?

No. Institutions know you, because they issued your credentials. The network sees a pseudonymous reference and fingerprints, never your name or documents.

Can someone use my credential if they copy it?

A credential is tied to your wallet, and a verifier checks it is presented from there. A copy on its own proves nothing.

Is the wallet available in Kiswahili?

Yes. Switch the language under Profile and the whole wallet follows.

Can I use it today?

The wallet is in pilot with the first institutions. You receive credentials once an institution you deal with joins the network.