Build with merged digital identities, Using IDX, all applications can access a shared, globally-available identity layer that includes merged users identities. Developed 100% on permissionless protocols, IDX enables users and their crucial details to effortlessly stream and interoperate across platforms, while giving users the ownership and control they require.
A unified digital footprint! The core of each identity includes a decentralized identifier (DID) which functions as a globally-unique ID and an identity index which tracks an identity's information. IDX permits designers to release identities along with produce, check out, update, and delete a variety of metadata and info related to the identity, including but not limited to: Several user profiles for different contexts or applications, Portable social charts, from followers to contacts and family, Links to several blockchain accounts from various protocols (Ethereum, Bitcoin, Polkadot, NEAR, Circulation, and so on)Hyperlinks to existing social accounts (Twitter, Github, Discord, Matrix, and so on)Links to domain names (DNS, ENS, Unstoppable, Handshake, etc)All DIDs, identity indexes, and metadata are firmly stored on Ceramic's permissionless document management network.
For instance you might lookup a user's profile based upon their DID, their Ethereum account, or their Twitter deal with; or you could lookup a user's Filecoin account based upon their Polkadot account. We are dealing with The Chart on indexing these identity structures which will open up lots of brand-new chances in this realm.
If you also need a method of storing and managing user data, you have three primary choices. Utilize the IDX library to directly keep documents on the Ceramic Network and include recommendations to those documents in the user's index. For this alternative, no additional software is needed; it works out of package with IDX.Store information in alternative information storage systems such as Filecoin, IPFS, Sia, Arweave, Fabric, Orbit, DB, Secure Data Stores, or Ethereum agreements and use IDX to add references to this information in your user's index.
This is true no matter where the information resides (servers or decentralized networks) or which application first produced the data. The identity index contains mappings to numerous information sources, Share data across applications and silos, As described above, the key element of IDX that de-silos information, promotes interoperability, and enables user control is the identity index.
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