State systems

XityConnect. Your keys, your claims

XityConnect is the identity and verification layer. A person proves a property about themselves, for example, that they are over 18, or that they own a wallet, without revealing the underlying evidence.

How it works

Verify the property, not the person

Identity is anchored on XityChain. Relying parties request a claim. The system evaluates current chain state and returns yes or no with a signed proof. The underlying identity evidence is not shared.

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The privacy guarantee. Relying parties receive yes/no answers with signed proofs. They never see identity evidence. The public role returns only balance, nonce, and existence, never public keys, identity names, or address-to-identity linkages.
Claim types

What can be verified today

Eleven claim types are published. Each returns yes or no with a signed proof. Five are evaluated today; six are in development and are marked accordingly. The underlying evidence is never shared.

verified
Live
The identity has passed verification.
citizen
Live
The identity holds citizenship (when citizenship is granted).
over_18
Live
The identity is of age.
kyc_passed
Live
KYC has been completed.
wallet_owned
Live
The identity owns a given wallet.
resident
In development
The identity holds residency.
kyb_passed
In development
KYB has been completed for a business.
business_registered
In development
A business is registered.
business_active
In development
A business is in good standing.
tax_compliant
In development
The identity is tax-compliant.
credential_active
In development
A named credential is valid.
Verified
Public
  • Whether an identity is registered
  • Whether a specific claim about the identity is currently true
  • Whether a credential was issued and has not been revoked
  • Whether a wallet belongs to a given identity
Protected
Restricted
  • Identity documents, passports, ID cards, photos
  • KYC and KYB evidence
  • Beneficial-owner records
  • Wallet private keys
  • Address-to-identity linkages (revealed only to the holder)

Identity is yours

You hold your keys. The state verifies properties. Your evidence stays with you and the access-controlled core.