Veritas needed a system to verify user age and identity — without storing personal data. No passport databases, no document copies, no GDPR nightmares.
The requirement was clear: user taps their passport on the phone, the system cryptographically verifies they are over 18, and stores the result as a mathematical proof — not as personal data.
Every iGaming operator, online betting platform, or age-restricted service must verify user identity. Standard solution: upload a passport photo, send a selfie, wait 24 hours.
The result? Databases full of passport scans. GDPR vulnerability. Data breach = catastrophe. And the user drops off halfway through because nobody explained why they should photograph their passport.
User taps their passport on the phone. The NFC chip contains cryptographically signed data — directly from the government. The app reads the chip, locally generates a zero-knowledge proof, and sends only the mathematical proof to the server.
The server verifies the proof and confirms: "This person is over 18." No name. No date of birth. No photo. Just cryptographic certainty.
"We didn't need a team of 15. We needed one dev who understands cryptography and can build a mobile app. Layers delivered."
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