Identity Model

At a high level, a UnifiedID covers:

• Wallet Graph (Private)

  A set of on-chain wallets (across multiple chains) and, optionally, off-chain identifiers (email, phone, platform IDs) that the user has linked under their identity.

  • Linking is done via signed messages or transactions.

  • The full graph is never exposed to third parties without explicit consent.

• Claims (Shared under Consent)

  Applications don’t see the full wallet graph. Instead they receive claims such as:

  • Eligibility (e.g., “meets criteria for campaign X”).

  • Behavioural segments (e.g., “high-intent DeFi user”, “returning player”).

  • Integrity (e.g., “human-verified”, “low sybil risk”, “no flagged exploits”).

• Scopes and Policies

  Every claim shared with an app is governed by explicit consent scopes that define:

  • Which claims can be accessed.

  • For what purpose (e.g., rewards, anti-fraud, personalization).

  • For how long.