Trinsic Launches Reusable Identity Powered by Verifiable Credentials and Passkeys
Trinsic Launches Reusable Identity Powered by Verifiable Credentials and Passkeys SALT LAKE CITY: Dec. 13, 2023 – Trinsic, a market-leading reusable identity platform, launches its newest product, Trinsic Connect, a one-click identity verification solution utilizing verifiable credentials, digital wallets, and passkeys. Applications can now instantly verify and onboard new users through Trinsic’s reusable identity network. […]
Zero Knowledge Proofs in the Trinsic Platform with BBS Signatures
Introduction to Zero Knowledge Proofs It’s no secret that zero-knowledge proofs are one of the biggest buzzwords in technology right now. With constant hacks and user data leaks, innovations that can enhance our privacy without hindering user experience are desirable. The idea behind zero knowledge proofs is that you can prove a statement is true […]
Reusable ID Announcements in 2023: Standards-based vs. Propriety Schemes across Government and Private Sector
We shared some of the biggest reusable ID announcements in our e-book published on October 17, 2023, but since then there have been several more product launches worth noting. After years of talk about reusable identity, 2023 was when it finally broke into the mainstream with the world’s biggest companies and governments all making significant […]
Supercharging the IDtech Category: Trinsic’s Vision for the Future
A yearly update from Trinsic’s CEO on the decentralized identity market and where Trinsic is heading next It’s been about a year since our funding announcement and we’re excited to share what we’re seeing in the decentralized identity market and how it has influenced our product direction going forward. Brief history of Trinsic In 2017, […]
A New Trinsic Platform Walkthrough
New to Trinsic and looking for a quick way to learn how it all works? We got you covered with a full technical walkthrough of the Trinsic platform, courtesy of Trinsic’s co-founder and CTO Tomislav Markovski. This walkthrough was originally presented at did:hack 2023 and is a great tool to learn the fundamental capabilities of […]
Issuing W3C Verifiable Credentials From a SQLite Database
This post is a technical guide on how to connect a database to a W3C verifiable credential issuance workflow with the Trinsic SDK. Many existing companies who build IDtech products look for a way to get user data from a database into a verifiable credential format. Since we’re still early in verifiable credential adoption, tactics […]
Trinsic’s Interactive API Experience Using Postman and Buf Studio
In this blog post, we’ll walk through how to have an interactive experience with the Trinsic API. By following the steps below, you’ll be able to experiment quicker, experience our API’s functionality, and understand how Trinsic Ecosystem works without having to setup any project environment. We’ll teach you how to use two different tools—Postman and […]
What Is IDtech and Why Does It Matter?
You may have noticed that Trinsic is using the term “IDtech” these days. This post compiles a growing list of pieces we’ve published to illustrate what we mean by IDtech, why it’s important, and how it relates to other terms used in the decentralized identity world. IDtech Is the New Fintech Article in Forbes Link […]
Announcing Trinsic’s Largest Platform Update Ever
In 2019, Trinsic launched the first verifiable credentials platform, enabling developers to easily implement digital trust into any application for the first time. Since then, our APIs have been used by more than 2,000 developers and supports some of the largest verifiable credentials implementations in the world. Through this period of growth and by […]
OWI Digital Forum Recap: The Rise & Adoption of Verifiable Credentials
On Tuesday, May 18, 2021, Trinsic CEO Riley Hughes sat down with One World Identity (OWI) CEO Travis Jarae to have a one-on-one conversation about “The Rise & Adoption of Verifiable Credentials”. Below is a short summary of the conversation as well as answers to the questions that were asked by the audience during the […]
