Decentralized Identity Wallet (DID)
Tychi Wallet introduces an integrated Decentralized Identity (DID) system that allows users to manage, verify, and share digital identities securely—without reliance on centralized authorities.
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Tychi Wallet introduces an integrated Decentralized Identity (DID) system that allows users to manage, verify, and share digital identities securely—without reliance on centralized authorities.
Tychi adheres to globally recognized DID frameworks such as W3C specifications. Each DID is self-sovereign and cryptographically bound to the user.
We leverage Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC) to generate and verify proofs of ownership. This ensures identity integrity, tamper resistance, and verifiability.
Users can issue and present credentials (e.g., degrees, licenses) directly from their wallet.
Self-signed using private keys
No third-party validation required
Used in DApp interactions and verification workflows
Hierarchical Deterministic (HD) wallets securely manage identity keys.
Integrated social recovery and multi-sig access strengthen key resilience.
Combines three-factor authentication (3FA):
Biometric verification (face/fingerprint)
Password/passphrase
OTP-based device login Ensures only verified users can access identity data.
DApps can request identity verification directly from the wallet.
Smart contract–based attestations streamline onboarding across platforms.
Zero-Knowledge Proofs (ZKPs) allow users to prove identity traits without revealing full details.
Users maintain full control over what is shared and with whom.
User creates a DID and issues verifiable credentials via Tychi Wallet.
A DApp requests verification of a credential.
The DApp queries the blockchain to validate the associated DID.
Tychi verifies and returns a ZKP-based attestation.
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