Quote from: Adriano2010 on November 29, 2017, 12:44:17 AM

How will this working step by step and how will be secured the procedure of buying so never occured a identity ID document theft?

Hi, ID documents and information is never stored in a server, nor in the blockchain. ID remains locally stored in your device.

This makes identity theft unlikely, as there is no database to hack. The only way to steal your identity could be hacking your personal device, but this is an existing risk, whether you use or not SelfKey.

Quote from: Adriano2010 on November 29, 2017, 12:44:17 AM

How will this working step by step and how will be secured the procedure of buying so never occured a identity ID document theft?

Adding to my previous comment: ID is shared through a hash on the blockchain. This means that your ID is never stored in the blockchain.

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Digital id is the next major move in the blockchain space. SelfKey is in prime position.

Yes, and a necessary move as well!
Look at Indias Adhaar project - where the government tries to centralize all its citizens digital ID's.... man this is dangerous!

But all this may on the upside raise peoples awareness about their digital ID. This is like Orwellian warfare

Could you see a project like Self-Key being implemented into a country like this w/ states? I understand the Nigerian fed. government allowed their states to do as they please, as this identity wallet could be very beneficial to countries that centralize all of their peoples IDs.

Im not sure i understand you correctly here. Are u asking if a decentralized ID wallet would be beneficial for countries that centralize IDs?

How would a decentralized ID wallet work in countries that have centralized IDs? Sorry if I'm missing something

SelfKey is a platform that connects users, certifiers and service providers.

Example:

User: you

Certifiers: e.g. notary

Service Provider: e.g. Bank, a crypto exchange, a token sale, corporate secretary, immigration agent..etc

You will have your documents notarized through eNotary services (fully electronic and online)

Then you will share your document notarized with a service provider to access a product or service. Some services such as a coin exchange or a token sale could not require a notarized document. In this case you could directly apply without notarization.

There is no government interaction here.

We have already partnerships in place to run the platform so we can guarantee its usability.

At some point, could be good having governments as verifiers, but this is NOT indispensable. Platform can run without them.

Our desktop wallet will be ready on January, with this wallet you will be able to access ID documents and store ETH, KEY and any ERC-20 Token. This means that you could send KYC+Payment to Token Sales with just one click.

The web wallet is already in use/has been used by Token sales such as Gatcoin, Airswap and many others.

Let me know if any other question.