The ability to use identities in many different digital contexts is vital for doing electronic business transactions. Such identities are hard to come by, in particular when the transaction involves international parties that do not necessarily trust each other (yet). The Dutch Techruption project has taken on the challenge of specifying a self-sovereign identity framework (SSIF) that aims to solve this problem, and to build demonstrators that show its practical use, for businesses, consumers and governments. Blockchain technologies are used for critical parts, such as storing commitments to attestations and revocation events.
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