Your Digital ID (also known as a DID) is a member-controlled identity you create and hold on your own device. It's built from verifiable credentials and relationships you accumulate over time, rather than a single document issued by one central authority.
Your Digital ID is created and held on your own device. Trusted issuers can attach verifiable credentials to it, and you choose what to share and with whom, each time a participating service asks. Digital ID (or ClearID) is also referred to as a Decentralized Identifier, or DID.
Three principles that guide how Digital Identification works.
Navigate both the physical and digital world with privacy-centric identification, sharing only what you choose to share.
You decide what personal information to share, with whom, and when - for each service you use.
Verifiable credentials make it possible for a service to check that an identity or credential is genuine before relying on it.
A Digital Passport is a credential intended to represent your identity within the Digital World network. It's designed to let you access participating services, data, and value-exchange mechanisms without creating a separate identity for each one.
Access participating digital services and value-exchange mechanisms using a single verified identity.
Your Digital Passport is designed to work across participating services and platforms within the Digital World ecosystem.
Your Digital ID can be connected to payment and value-exchange tools, so you can use one verified identity across participating financial services. Members can also use Digital World's tools to record and preserve family history and documents for future generations, as part of a family or lineage record.
Any member can create a Digital ID through the Digital Life app. It does not require government-issued documentation to create, though some services may separately ask you to present verified credentials.
No. A Digital ID is a Digital World identity credential. It does not replace a passport, driver's license, or other government-issued identification required by law.
DID stands for Decentralized Identifier - another name for the identifier behind your Digital ID.
The Digital Passport is in development. Availability depends on which services and regions support it.
Yes. You choose what to share and with whom, each time a participating service asks.
Disclaimer: Your Digital ID is a Digital World identity credential. It does not itself constitute a government-issued identity document, and does not replace identification required by law for regulated activities such as travel, banking, or age verification.