General FAQ

Frequently asked questions

1. What is Creds Protocol?

Creds Protocol is a decentralized identity and verification protocol that leverages zero-knowledge proofs to provide a privacy-preserving solution onchain.

2. What are Creds?

Creds are verifiable claims that are issued by an issuer to identity holder.

3. Who are the actors in Creds Protocol?

Creds Protocol architecture or implementation revolves around three actors creds holder, creds issuer and creds verifier.

4. What are the use cases of Creds Protocol?

Creds Protocol can be used in various use cases including decentralized identity verification, secure login for web applications, data DAOs, pay-per-view models, renewable energy certificates, and more.

5. How do I create my own customized identity solution using Creds Protocol?

Developers can create their own customized identity solutions by leveraging Creds Protocol smart contracts and other libraries.

6. How can I get started with Creds Protocol?

You can get started with Creds Protocol by visiting the Creds Protocol GitHub repository, where you can find the contracts and other resources to help you build your own decentralized identity solution.

7. How does Creds Protocol ensure privacy?

Creds Protocol leverages zero-knowledge proofs to provide a privacy-preserving solution onchain.

8. What is a Creds badge?

A Creds badge is a non-transferable token (SBTs) that represents a verifiable claim.

9. How can I learn more about Creds Protocol?

You can learn more about Creds Protocol by visiting the official website or by joining the community on Twitter.