Quote from: fanten on January 10, 2018, 04:52:37 PM

Quote from: velix.id on January 10, 2018, 03:43:26 PM

Quote from: fanten on January 10, 2018, 02:40:14 PM

Is that mean we keep our identity on blockchain and use it for any verification process? This looked like CIVIC to me and maybe come out with some compare between both?

Velix.ID does not let user put identity on blockchain. We are a decentralized ecosystem where the data is always saved on user's device. We would be identity verification enablers and not storage.
You can read about us in detail in our WhitePaper
Also, extending on the difference we have with civic, we would like to say that we are solving the same fundamental problems of identity verifications but our approach is absolutely different.
Moreoever, the main difference is in the target market, we are targeting India and Australia with 1.3 billion identities as compared to North America to which civic is catering too.

We are also coming up with a blog and a page on our website which would be comparing civic/Velix.ID/traditional identity systems for further elaboration.

Thanks for asking the question ! I hope i answered it to your level.

Cheers!
Velix.ID Team

Thanks for the information. What happened if the user's device been hacked by some unknown party? Will they have any access to the information or any encryption that are not easy to crack?

This is a fine project. I will keep watching. Thanks.

Amazing question! In case the User's device gets stolen, there are multiple security measures to protect you from your Velix.ID being compromised:

1. There's a two factor authentical that requires your thumbprint to unlock your Velix ID.
2. You can always access your Velix ID from another device and permanently disable your lost device, so that your Velix ID can no longer be accessed from that lost device.

I hope this answers your question.