Introduction

Documentation Index

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• Features
• Key Terms
• Sequence Diagrams

L1 Blockchain Designed for Identity

Wallets are stored in IPFS with Encrypted Access available to the User and Sonr Validator nodes.

W3C Standards Compliance

Users can authenticate with a simple passkey, removing the need for complex passwords and seed-phrases.

Direct Chain-to-Chain Transactions

Wallets are stored in IPFS with Encrypted Access available to the User and Sonr Validator nodes.

Delegated Proof-of-Stake

Users can authenticate with a simple passkey, removing the need for complex passwords and seed-phrases.

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P

Public Key Assertion (WebAuthn)

PublicKeyAssertion in WebAuthn is cryptographic proof of private key possession to verify identity without passwords.

Public Key Attestation (WebAuthn)

PublicKeyAttestation in WebAuthn verifies a credential’s authenticity via an attestation statement from the authenticator.

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R

Relaying Party

An entity that relies upon a verifiable credential or authenticated identity during a transaction.

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W

WebAuthn

A web standard for authenticating users using public-key cryptography instead of passwords.

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Remote Service Authentication

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Multi-Party Computation

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Authentication Fees Token Flow

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Validator Responsibilities