Decentralized identity for humans
The age of
sovereignty
Prove you're human once. Use it everywhere, without giving yourself away.
Built on open standards
The problem
In an internet of AI agents, proving you're human shouldn't cost your privacy.
Humans are becoming unverifiable
Deepfakes and synthetic identities blur the line between real and generated.
Every login is a data harvest
Personal information gets sold, exposed in breaches and weaponized.
You don't own your identity
Platforms control your credentials, with no portability and no way out.
The solution
Self-sovereign identity
Your identity, your rules. Apps receive a proof of what they need to know, and nothing else.
What apps collect today
- Full nameStored by the app
- Date of birthStored by the app
- ID document photoStored by the app
- Home addressStored by the app
- Email and phoneStored by the app
What apps receive with Soverage
- Is a real, unique personShared
- Is over 18Shared
- Has a verified phone numberShared
- Name, birthday, documentsYour name, birthday and documentsNot shared
Technology
How it works
Verify
A one-time check establishes your unique personhood. No biometric data stored, no invasive scans.
Attest
Add verifiable credentials over time: email, social accounts, wallet history, memberships.
Prove
Share selective proofs with any app or service. Your identity travels with you across chains and platforms.
Products
The identity stack
Gateway
The verification portal. Connect your wallet, verify your personhood, and receive W3C verifiable credentials on-chain.
Connect your Wallet
Connect your wallet to begin the decentralized identity verification process.
Resources
From the blog
Who stands behind the agent?
AI agents now act for us online. How a service can confirm a real, unique person stands behind an agent while that person keeps their data.
How to use a personhood score
Where to put the threshold, why one threshold is the wrong shape, and what to store afterwards. The implementation side of proof of personhood.
Proof of personhood: four approaches compared
Iris, palm vein, social graph, and document plus device. What each one assumes, what it filters, and what breaks it. Including the one this project uses.
