Identity
Profiles, claims, consent records, account access, organization membership, and traceable identity activity.
Identity Core and workspace controls
Protocol capabilities
Trust infrastructure made from composable, governed layers.
Each capability has a clear responsibility, a bounded data surface, and an audit path. Teams can adopt a focused workflow without collapsing identity, verification, reputation, and public proof into one opaque score.
Core layers
The product surface maps to the trust lifecycle.
From an assertion through evidence, review, credentialing, and public proof, TrustProtocol keeps state and authority visible.
Verification
Requests, evidence metadata, human review paths, audit records, and bounded decision outcomes.
Evidence and reviewer workflow
Credentials
Issued, active, expired, and revoked credential states with a verifiable lifecycle.
Lifecycle-aware proof
Trust Passport
Portable trust context with selective disclosure, controlled sharing, and a history of access.
User-controlled portability
Reputation and trust signals
Event-based signals, provenance, disputes, reason codes, confidence, review paths, and expiry behavior.
Explainable and contestable
Developer infrastructure
Scoped API keys, sandbox workflows, webhooks, usage records, and integration documentation.
Governed system access
Access surfaces
The right interface for each responsibility.
Public verification
Check governed public proof without signing in or exposing source evidence.
Open verifierPersonal and organization workspace
Manage identity, credentials, Passports, consent, and operational access.
Sign inDeveloper workspace
Prepare and operate integrations with scoped keys, webhooks, and usage visibility.
Developer overviewStart with a real workflow
Use public verification now, or create a protected workspace.
Public proof checking requires no account. Managing identity and operating trust workflows requires authenticated access and the permissions attached to your role.