W3C STANDARDS

Open specifications — not proprietary lock-in. KryptoOS implements the identity standards wallets, enterprises, and regulators already recognize, so your integrations travel across the ecosystem.

TECHNICAL DOCS

STANDARDS IN PRODUCTION

Open specifications that let wallets, apps, and partners work together — implemented across KryptoOS cryptography, APIs, and chain services.

Decentralized identifiers

W3C DID Core 1.0 · did:emp

Global identity addresses you control — not assigned by a platform. Registered on EmpoorioChain and resolvable by any compatible wallet or app.

Verifiable credentials

W3C VC Data Model 2.0

Signed, tamper-evident attestations — KYC level, age, membership, and more. Issuers cannot deny what they signed; holders choose what to share.

Wallet login flows

OIDC4VCI / OIDC4VP

Exchange credentials with web apps using familiar wallet and login patterns — so Eoonia and partner sites can integrate without custom protocols.

Roadmap

Instant revocation checks

Status List 2021

Verifiers confirm whether a credential is still valid without calling the issuer every time — privacy-preserving status lists.

Digital signatures

Ed25519Signature2020

Compact cryptographic proofs on every credential. The same verification logic runs in the wallet and on the server — no mismatched implementations.

Tamper-proof documents

RFC 8785

Documents are normalized before signing so hidden changes cannot slip through verification.

BUILT FOR INTEROPERABILITY

Standards are the contract between Eoonia Wallet, third-party verifiers, and future partners. KryptoOS prioritizes portable credentials over custom JSON blobs that only work inside one app.

  • did:emp resolves like any W3C DID
  • VCs verify with Ed25519Signature2020 proofs today
  • OIDC4VCI/VP paths align with wallet industry direction