devcon 7 / check your users humanity nationality or age with privacy preserving id proofs
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Check your user's humanity, nationality or age with privacy-preserving ID proofs!
Duration: 01:28:37
Speaker: Florent, Michael Elliot, Rémi, Théo Madzou
Type: Workshop
Expertise: Beginner
Event: Devcon
Date: Nov 2024
This workshop shows how to use the Proof of Passport SDK to check user's identity in a few lines of code. Let users generate zk proofs of age, nationality, humanity or non-inclusion in the OFAC list by scanning the NFC chip in their passport or ID card, and without ever having to reveal any private information.
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