the only question is if the entity which will require your documents will be willing to jump through extra loops to get your identification or recognize the value of the project in here, rather than get the documents directly.
Banks are not easily changing their standardized procedures for example.
Topic: [SELFKEY] ID Wallet for Citizenship, Incorporation, Fintech, Banking, Exchanges - page 41. (Read 37546 times)
December 19, 2017, 06:05:09 AM
December 19, 2017, 06:03:32 AM
When pre-sale will finish? Im waiting for ETH fallen, but its growing like crazy again 
Presale is running until the 24th of december.
I am sure it won't last that long.
Presale will sell out today or tomorrow.
If the pre-sale keeps its pace, it will be sold-out very soon. So it might be good to grab the 30% bonus now while it lasts.
December 19, 2017, 05:52:48 AM
At SelfKey side, noone checks for Authenticity. SelfKey merely provides the underlying technology and framework, but will NEVER check or store your Data.
Instead, fractioned bits of your ID (which is stored on the users device only) will be hashed and then through the blockchain sent to a certifier that participates in the network.
Kindly refer to this Article and its graphics that illustrate this process quite nicely:
https://blog.selfkey.org/the-key-economy-d7fbc9efc270
I hope that helps!
Instead, fractioned bits of your ID (which is stored on the users device only) will be hashed and then through the blockchain sent to a certifier that participates in the network.
Kindly refer to this Article and its graphics that illustrate this process quite nicely:
https://blog.selfkey.org/the-key-economy-d7fbc9efc270
I hope that helps!
It mentions the Sybil attack. Now I am interested. Because a Sybil attack is one of the major flaws of identity and reputation management on the internet. Usually countering the Sybil attack is at the cost of losing anonymity and privacy, so I wonder how SelfKey solves this.
And if they do apply the same principle as bitcoin did, then this would be a great project to develop.
December 19, 2017, 05:26:52 AM
At SelfKey side, noone checks for Authenticity. SelfKey merely provides the underlying technology and framework, but will NEVER check or store your Data.
Instead, fractioned bits of your ID (which is stored on the users device only) will be hashed and then through the blockchain sent to a certifier that participates in the network.
Kindly refer to this Article and its graphics that illustrate this process quite nicely:
https://blog.selfkey.org/the-key-economy-d7fbc9efc270
I hope that helps!
Instead, fractioned bits of your ID (which is stored on the users device only) will be hashed and then through the blockchain sent to a certifier that participates in the network.
Kindly refer to this Article and its graphics that illustrate this process quite nicely:
https://blog.selfkey.org/the-key-economy-d7fbc9efc270
I hope that helps!
It mentions the Sybil attack. Now I am interested. Because a Sybil attack is one of the major flaws of identity and reputation management on the internet. Usually countering the Sybil attack is at the cost of losing anonymity and privacy, so I wonder how SelfKey solves this.
December 19, 2017, 04:59:53 AM
So, other ICO can use selfkey as a KYC platform? Please correct me if I am wrong.
You are not wrong, selfkey did the KYC for a few projects already, if Im not wrong, gatcoin is one of them.
No, of course not. You would have to be willingly registered on their platform in order for them to store your data.
December 19, 2017, 04:49:08 AM
hope presale end in 24 hours or less
December 19, 2017, 04:18:39 AM
When pre-sale will finish? Im waiting for ETH fallen, but its growing like crazy again
Presale is running until the 24th of december.
I am sure it won't last that long.
Presale will sell out today or tomorrow.
December 19, 2017, 04:08:21 AM
When pre-sale will finish? Im waiting for ETH fallen, but its growing like crazy again
Presale is running until the 24th of december.
December 19, 2017, 04:07:15 AM
So, other ICO can use selfkey as a KYC platform? Please correct me if I am wrong.
You are not wrong, selfkey did the KYC for a few projects already, if Im not wrong, gatcoin is one of them.
December 19, 2017, 04:06:22 AM
So, other ICO can use selfkey as a KYC platform? Please correct me if I am wrong.
You are not wrong, selfkey did the KYC for a few projects already, if Im not wrong, gatcoin is one of them.
WoW, gatcoin is there too? selfkey really could help the process for ICOs, now that they are more common now, its a real time saver, so its value will be in the number of users, and projects that will accept it, its faster leaving said process to selfkey than do it on your own, being a company or user.
Yes gatcoin is there too, I scrolled back in this thread to find this info that was posted before:
SelfKey’s working technology platform is live and in use every day by customers all over the world to submit and verify KYC. It was built with the help of Standard Chartered Bank and has facilitated KYC for token sales such as Airswap, Aditus, Gatcoin, AiX, and Hotoken. It is also used by fintech/blockchain startups such as Polymath, Kommerce, ZILLA, Malabar.ai, TitanFx, DollarSmart, and the Hong Kong based exchange, Gatecoin, to name but a few.
It is like one KYC rules them all.
So people already participated this icos or exchanges kyc, will add to database or they will go this process again with selfkey too?
if you have to go thru KYC for each individual ICO then the appeal to participate will severely decrease.
December 19, 2017, 04:04:44 AM
When pre-sale will finish? Im waiting for ETH fallen, but its growing like crazy again
December 19, 2017, 04:01:00 AM
Wallets, secured or public in the cryptoworld, have been frustrating to say the least. It is complicated, often fails and are slow to update. For example, my navcoins in Coinomi are stuck and I am panicking. The rationale is that there are so much happening in this business that issues like this are minor. Will Selfkey be any different?
Yeah its concept is actually ground breaking, but lets wait for the actual release of the product to see if it delivers.
If you are interested, this article contains a lot of Screenshots from the current state of the SelfKey Wallet.
What do you think?
https://blog.selfkey.org/the-selfkey-pre-public-sale-4053d3d7f9eb
I love the layout of the wallet. Currently I am using blockfolio app and tried the Delta app, but this wallet looks a lot better. Cant wait to use it
December 19, 2017, 03:53:01 AM
So, other ICO can use selfkey as a KYC platform? Please correct me if I am wrong.
You are not wrong, selfkey did the KYC for a few projects already, if Im not wrong, gatcoin is one of them.
WoW, gatcoin is there too? selfkey really could help the process for ICOs, now that they are more common now, its a real time saver, so its value will be in the number of users, and projects that will accept it, its faster leaving said process to selfkey than do it on your own, being a company or user.
Yes gatcoin is there too, I scrolled back in this thread to find this info that was posted before:
SelfKey’s working technology platform is live and in use every day by customers all over the world to submit and verify KYC. It was built with the help of Standard Chartered Bank and has facilitated KYC for token sales such as Airswap, Aditus, Gatcoin, AiX, and Hotoken. It is also used by fintech/blockchain startups such as Polymath, Kommerce, ZILLA, Malabar.ai, TitanFx, DollarSmart, and the Hong Kong based exchange, Gatecoin, to name but a few.
It is like one KYC rules them all.
So people already participated this icos or exchanges kyc, will add to database or they will go this process again with selfkey too?
December 19, 2017, 03:51:05 AM
I just love that GUI, it has everything you need and easy to use.
about the authenticity : Isn't it supposed to be like this that the creator and the receiver are the ones to decide whether the document has been compromised?
The creator signs it with the key and the receiver has that key to verify the document.. explained in bigger lines offcourse.. but this should be the way it goes, no?
about the authenticity : Isn't it supposed to be like this that the creator and the receiver are the ones to decide whether the document has been compromised?
The creator signs it with the key and the receiver has that key to verify the document.. explained in bigger lines offcourse.. but this should be the way it goes, no?
December 19, 2017, 03:48:01 AM
Wallets, secured or public in the cryptoworld, have been frustrating to say the least. It is complicated, often fails and are slow to update. For example, my navcoins in Coinomi are stuck and I am panicking. The rationale is that there are so much happening in this business that issues like this are minor. Will Selfkey be any different?
Yeah its concept is actually ground breaking, but lets wait for the actual release of the product to see if it delivers.
If you are interested, this article contains a lot of Screenshots from the current state of the SelfKey Wallet.
What do you think?
https://blog.selfkey.org/the-selfkey-pre-public-sale-4053d3d7f9eb
The wallet looks really great, I love the interface. Will it be prossible to keep at some point in the future also other currencies beside ETH and ETH based Tokens?
December 19, 2017, 03:03:30 AM
December 19, 2017, 02:51:39 AM
So, other ICO can use selfkey as a KYC platform? Please correct me if I am wrong.
You are not wrong, selfkey did the KYC for a few projects already, if Im not wrong, gatcoin is one of them.
WoW, gatcoin is there too? selfkey really could help the process for ICOs, now that they are more common now, its a real time saver, so its value will be in the number of users, and projects that will accept it, its faster leaving said process to selfkey than do it on your own, being a company or user.
Yes gatcoin is there too, I scrolled back in this thread to find this info that was posted before:
SelfKey’s working technology platform is live and in use every day by customers all over the world to submit and verify KYC. It was built with the help of Standard Chartered Bank and has facilitated KYC for token sales such as Airswap, Aditus, Gatcoin, AiX, and Hotoken. It is also used by fintech/blockchain startups such as Polymath, Kommerce, ZILLA, Malabar.ai, TitanFx, DollarSmart, and the Hong Kong based exchange, Gatecoin, to name but a few.
December 19, 2017, 02:02:58 AM
Wallets, secured or public in the cryptoworld, have been frustrating to say the least. It is complicated, often fails and are slow to update. For example, my navcoins in Coinomi are stuck and I am panicking. The rationale is that there are so much happening in this business that issues like this are minor. Will Selfkey be any different?
Yeah its concept is actually ground breaking, but lets wait for the actual release of the product to see if it delivers.
If you are interested, this article contains a lot of Screenshots from the current state of the SelfKey Wallet.
What do you think?
https://blog.selfkey.org/the-selfkey-pre-public-sale-4053d3d7f9eb
It is really looking great for an unfinished wallet actually it is looking good even for a finished product.
It looks plain and simple.
Indeed this is a versatile wallet. You can keep there both ETH and any tokens. If such high functionality is present in the final version, this wallet may become as popular as MEW.
December 19, 2017, 01:56:20 AM
What is the largest bonus or discount given to large buyers in any sale prior to public sale and is any kind of lockup/vesting used for this?
December 19, 2017, 01:47:50 AM
is token holder going to receive any percent of revenue from all sale?
I doubt especially that I didn't saw any info about dividends. You can still make profit from appreciation of the token I also highly doubt that they would grant dividends. that would make you a shareholder and the tokens a security under many jurisdictions and big exchanges wouldn't list the token.
Yes that's correct i've read a statement from Bittrex regarding this and US investors.
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