Human ID
  • Introduction
    • Private Credentials
    • The Issue of Regulatory Compliance & Non-Consensual Data Sharing
    • Need Support?
  • For Users
    • FAQs
    • Verifying Identity with Human ID
    • KYC Verification User Flow
    • Verifying ePassport
    • Using Human ID with NEAR
    • Getting Refunded
  • For Developers
    • Integrating Human ID
    • Custom Sybil Resistance
    • API Reference
    • Dry Runs
    • Sign Protocol Attestations
    • Verax Attestations
    • Off-Chain Proofs
    • Clean Hands Attestations
  • For Node Operators
    • Run an Observer
  • Architecture
    • Overview
    • Flow of Data
    • Flow of Data: KYC Proof of Personhood
    • Where Data Is(n't) Stored
    • VOLE-based ZK
    • On-Chain Proofs
    • Clean Hands Architecture
  • How it Works
    • Modularity of the Stack
    • Issuer
    • Credentials
    • Hub
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  1. For Users

Using Human ID with NEAR

In order to use Human ID with NEAR Protocol, follow the steps below:

  1. Visit https://silksecure.net/holonym/diff-wallet if you have an already-funded wallet you would like to use to pay fees on Aurora, Ethereum, Optimism, Avalanche, or Fantom.

  2. Visit https://silksecure.net/holonym/silk if you do not already have a funded wallet on these chains or want to use the Human Wallet for other reasons.

  3. Follow the steps to get the proof of unique government ID or phone.

  4. When you prove, enter your NEAR account ID that you want the uniqueness proof to be publicly linked to.

Now you're done! You've obtained the uniqueness proof for the NEAR SBT. You can use it with sites like https://www.nada.bot/ to prove that you are a unique person!

For higher privacy, you can connect and pay with a wallet address different than the one you want the proof-of-uniqueness to be linked to. You may also delay between paying and proving to prevent timing information from linking your ID to your wallet address. If you do so, even in case of a malicious KYC provider your address with the uniqueness proof can't be linked to your identity.

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