Services / Digital identity and trust

Digital identity and trust

Architecture for qualified trust services, decentralised identity and identity-proofed onboarding, designed against eIDAS 2.0 and ETSI requirements from the first workshop.

What we do

Qualified trust service readiness. Applicable-requirements research, compliance roadmap and support through conformity assessment.
HSM and key architecture. Vendor evaluation against QTSP requirements, including where custody models fall short of eIDAS and ETSI expectations.
Decentralised identity. DID creation, verifiable credential issuance, verification, revocation and schema management.
Customer identity and KYC. KYC, KYB and KYE flows linked to digital identity and banking onboarding.

Standards

eIDAS 2.0 and qualified trust service provider requirements
ETSI EN 319 and 419 series
GDPR, ISO 27001 and SOC 2 controls
W3C-style verifiable credential data models

Where this has been applied

Telecommunications

Identity against call fraud

An identity architecture for a global telecommunications provider to counter fraud on customer calls.

Trust services

eIDAS 2.0 roadmap

A compliance roadmap and timeline set before solution design, reducing rework later in the programme.

Banking

Decentralised identity manager

A DID and credential platform for a banking client, later migrated to a public distributed ledger.