Reusable Identity for Improved Passkey Compliance
summary
Reusable identity pairs passkeys with a reusable, standards-based identity layer so relying parties get assured KYC without repeated selfie + ID checks, cutting onboarding from minutes to seconds and avoiding having to redo proofing across hundreds of credentials (example: 500 passkeys). It uses verifiable credentials, decentralized identifiers (DIDs) and selective disclosure so issuers sign attributes, wallets hold claims, verifiers check proofs, and governance and resolver infrastructure (VDR/registry) handle lifecycle, rotation and trust.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction to reusable identity
- 1:11Agenda and compliance focus
- 2:37Passkeys as default authentication
- 4:23Limitations of current identity vetting
- 6:52What is reusable identity
- 10:03Benefits of reusable identity
- 12:32Decentralized identity and wallets
- 15:00Verifiable credentials ecosystem
- 17:46Wallet flexibility and governance
- 20:16Streamlining passkey trust elevation
- 21:21Identity escrow and cross-domain credentials
- 22:50Next steps for passkey usability
- 23:34EDA specifications and open source
- 24:17Q&A on terminology
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