THE AUTHBASE PLATFORM
One Verified Identity. Multiple Connected Experiences.
Authbase provides the identity infrastructure that allows participating applications to establish trusted relationships with verified individuals.
By separating identity verification from individual application accounts, Authbase creates a reusable foundation for identity assurance, additional verified claims, and controlled information sharing.
Reusable Verified Identity
Membership Platform
Account A
Over 21 authorized
Account B
No optional attributes shared
Digital Marketplace
Account A
No optional attributes shared
Account B
Over 21 authorized
REUSABLE IDENTITY FOUNDATION
Establish the Identity. Reuse the Verification.
Traditional identity verification often requires individuals to submit similar information each time they use a new application.
Authbase takes a different approach.
An individual establishes a verified identity through supported identity-document and biometric checks. Participating applications can then recognize that existing identity when its verification remains valid and meets their requirements.
This reduces unnecessary repetition while preserving appropriate verification and security controls.
Identity Verification
Establish confidence in an individual's identity through supported document, biometric, and duplicate-detection checks.
Verification Credentials
Maintain identity verification results and credential status that participating applications can use according to their integration requirements.
Reusable Identity Relationships
Enable an established identity to support multiple independent application relationships without requiring a separate Authbase identity for every application.
CONNECTED APPLICATIONS
One Identity. Independent Application Relationships.
An Authbase identity can be associated with multiple participating applications.
Each application maintains its own relationship with the verified individual. Where supported, multiple accounts within the same application can also be associated with the same Authbase identity.
This allows one individual to participate in different digital services while maintaining separate account associations and information-sharing permissions.
Multiple Applications
Connect one verified identity to different participating platforms.
Multiple Accounts
Associate multiple external accounts with the same identity where the application integration supports it.
Independent Permissions
Maintain separate authorization settings for additional identity attributes associated with each application account.
CONTROLLED DISCLOSURE
Verification Without Unrestricted Information Access.
Establishing trust does not require every connected application to receive the underlying information used during identity verification.
Authbase separates foundational verification confirmations from additional identity attributes that may be disclosed according to the user's authorization.
Applications can receive the verification information relevant to their requirements without automatically receiving identity documents or unrestricted access to personal information.
Required Verification
KYC Verified
Unique Person
Optional Authorized Attributes
Verified Name
Over 21
Required verification establishes the identity foundation. Additional disclosures remain subject to the permissions associated with each connected application account.
ACCOUNT-SPECIFIC PERMISSIONS
Separate Connections. Separate Permissions.
Users can review their connected applications and manage additional identity attributes authorized for each account.
Access can be revoked for individual application accounts or for an entire application relationship.
Revoking active authorization prevents future authorized access through Authbase, although previously disclosed information may remain subject to the receiving application's own retention practices.
PLATFORM ARCHITECTURE
Designed for Identity, Privacy, and Interoperability.
Authbase combines identity verification, credential management, trusted claims, and account-specific authorization into a common identity infrastructure layer.
Sensitive personal information and supporting verification documents remain off-chain. Applicable blockchain records contain credential-related status and supporting metadata rather than the underlying identity documents.
This architecture is designed to help conventional applications and decentralized ecosystems incorporate trusted identity into their services.
BEYOND INDIVIDUAL IDENTITY
An Identity Foundation for an Increasingly Autonomous World.
Authbase is designed around a reusable identity foundation that can evolve beyond individual verification.
Our platform direction includes verified business identities, trusted relationships between people and autonomous agents, and privacy-preserving proofs that allow connected applications to validate specific claims and authorizations.
As digital interactions increasingly involve organizations and AI agents, the ability to establish who or what is participating—and on whose authority—becomes an important extension of digital identity.
Business verification and AI agent capabilities shown reflect Authbase's future platform direction and are not currently available.
Bring Reusable Identity to Your Application.
Explore how Authbase can support your platform's identity verification, trusted claims, and connected account requirements.