The counterintuitive take
DevelopmentDigital Identity
Qu-ID
Prove what matters without revealing everything else
Digital identity has inherited a bad habit from paper documents: disclose the whole record to prove one fact. Qu-ID explores a different model in which a person can authenticate or prove an attribute with less unnecessary disclosure, while retaining control over portable credentials and preparing the cryptography for a post-quantum future.
The human moment
Proving eligibility should not always mean handing over a name, address, birth date, and permanent copy of an ID. Qu-ID explores how a service could receive the proof it needs without collecting the rest of the person's life.
What the product does
Capabilities connected to a real job
Explore authentication that reveals less and gives the holder more control. The capability list below reflects the current product or development scope—not a generic wishlist.
Passwordless and biometric verification concepts
Selective disclosure for privacy-preserving proofs
Portable credentials across supported services
User-controlled sharing and revocation
Post-quantum cryptographic design
Recovery and multi-device access patterns under development
Who it is for
Organisations and users interested in passwordless identity, verifiable claims, and privacy-preserving access.
What to remember
Move digital identity from repeated disclosure to purposeful proof.
The honest boundary
What we will not pretend
Qu-ID is in development. Its public concept site contains aspirational metrics and absolute security language that DeeSha does not repeat here. Availability, interoperability, recovery, and security properties require implementation and independent validation.
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