InterLink ID Credential
To enhance utility and real-world interoperability, InterLink ID supports the optional addition of verified credentials linked directly to each user’s identity.
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To enhance utility and real-world interoperability, InterLink ID supports the optional addition of verified credentials linked directly to each user’s identity.
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These credentials include, but are not limited to:
Government-issued documents: Passport, National ID, Driver’s License
Financial credentials: Bank cards, credit cards, digital payment IDs
Proofs of status: Visa, residency, age, nationality, employment
All credentials are stored locally on the user’s device and never uploaded or accessible by InterLink or any third party. Through selective disclosure, users can prove facts such as:
“I am over 18”
“I have a valid bank account”
“I hold a passport from Country X”
“I am the rightful owner of this identity”
These verifications can be used to unlock mini-app access, participate in token-gated airdrops, or meet lightweight KYC requirements in decentralized environments — all without compromising personal privacy.
By bridging traditional identity and decentralized trust, InterLink transforms identity from a static concept into a modular, user-controlled access layer for Web3 and beyond.
