In general, the idea of the project deserves attention, although I do not see any prospects for a big profit here, but I'm also interested in the next question, which I myself can not find an answer in the documents: if I provide a fake passport, who will verify the authenticity of the document?
They maybe using some professional service like idnow for the initial verification. its very scrupulous and you can hardly get away with fake documents.
According to the website and whitepaper, they're planning to enable users an access to a lot of serious services like e-notary, citizenship matters and much more, which is a whole new level. I believe they will be able to verify an authenticity of a document and forgery is a serious crime.
That is interesting features.
But for e-notary or citizenship matters, they should have some agreement with countries I guess. Any country on board?
SelfKey has a partnership with NTL Immigration, the biggest Citizenship by Investment provider.
Check this article
http://www.ntlimmigration.com/ntl-trust-selfkey-partner-process-cip-applications-blockchain/How can I find out if your application collects personal information, client documents in some database? To provide documents, you need to earn great confidence from customers. Since personal data and documents can be used against the interests of their owners.
This is exactly why the ID data is stored on the users device ONLY. Not stored with SelfKey and also not stored in the blockchain - only a "hash" will be used for transmission.
Check The Whitepaper for more info on that - this is the best possible method of going through KYC with minimum ID exposure.
The SelfKey wallet wont collect documentation. This will be easily to see as you wont require to upload any document.
Is this international project or limited to few countries
International!
However, Citizens of the US, New Zealand and China are unfortunately not eligible to participate in the Token Sale.