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KILT Decentralized Identity Provider (DIP) - Polkadot Medium Spender Proposal

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730 days ago
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Polkassembly discussion post can be found at this link.

BOTLabs GmbH, the initial developer of KILT Protocol, is requesting funds from the Polkadot Treasury for work on the Decentralized Identity Provider (DIP), which has been ongoing for a few months now.
The KILT Decentralized Identity Provider (DIP) brings an OpenID-like authentication flow into Web3 by providing the building blocks to establish an open cross-chain identity ecosystem using a combination of on-chain and off-chain mechanisms, initially based on XCM v3. The DIP is a protocol whose initial design has been carried out by BOTLabs, the initial developer of KILT, and which results in infrastructure work (i.e., pallets and crates) that other projects can integrate into their runtimes. The protocol allows any chain to become an identity provider, with other parachains able to choose the identity providers they want to cooperate with, opening up a free market for identity rather than a monopoly. KILT will be the first mover, but it is opening up space for other identity projects to enter the ecosystem and use DIP, beyond contributing to the overall DIP vision.

The full proposal with the history of changes can be found here (read-only access): https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-04dherCsMCDqVfwnGF8ZzCI1cOfSjbaBe4Jv4ilcjY.

How to verify the document integrity

The current version of the proposal document has been digitally signed with one of the DIDs that BOTLabs GmbH controls. To verify the signature:

  1. Download the PDF version of the Google Document linked above.
  2. Download the DID signature of the file from IPFS, with CID QmfDECBY1c7BCTR2A6QVfQPnrjQ6V4jdw2EmnWjYhs2on1 (e.g., ipfs.io). Save the file with dip-proposal.didsign.
  3. Visit didsign.io, and upload both the PDF file and the downloaded signature. The signature should verify correctly and link to the KILT tx in which the timestamp was generated.
  4. To verify the back-link from the DID to the account to which the funds must be sent if the Proposal is accepted, copy the account in the Proposal (15oXzySe6tjF2MumHfUodH8pFQWjy2hraRmXUJXXMKKY6p3F for quick reference) and paste it in w3n.id. The account must be linked to the same web3name that signed the proposal document, i.e., w3n:botlabs_dip.

Further Discussions

Please post any questions/concerns/feedback in one of the following ways:

  • In the comments section below
  • In the Polkadot Direction Element channel
  • Using one of the contacts included at the end of the proposal document

Comments (5)

730 days ago

We echo the sentiments of the other commenters here and do not feel that this is a true common goods. DID was Kilt's value proposition. If other paras wish to use your services, could they not do so with XCM calls? We don't understand why you would want other parachains to compete against Kilt's own value proposition. If other parachains wish to operate a DID, could they not pay for that, or help susbsidize those costs directly with Kilt?

730 days ago

Hello team,

Please remember to formally announce your OpenGov referendum in the Polkadot Direction channel, so that Community members are aware, can review, and cast their votes.

Thank you.

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