Identity & KYC
Verify once. Prove ownership. Reuse with consent.
Users complete document, liveness, and face-match verification once through Didit. That verified identity — and the wallets a user has proven they control — can be reused across flows, always with explicit consent.
The model
Identity, credentials, and proven wallets
NordStern Identity
A first-class identity a person owns — the anchor point for authenticators, credentials, and proven wallets.
Verified once with Didit
Document, liveness, face-match, and deepfake checks, tuned for Tier 2/3 India — not repeated on every flow.
Proven wallets
Users cryptographically prove control of their Stellar wallets; funds never leave the wallet they already trust.
Consented reuse
Sharing a verified identity across anchors is explicit and consented — the boundary is designed in, not assumed.
Tiered authorization
Authenticators versus signing capabilities are separated, so different actions require the right level of proof.
Swappable provider
KYC sits behind a KycProvider interface — Didit today, another provider tomorrow, without touching core flows.
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