1st all-in-one wallet empowering users with self-sovereign management of their digital identity and digital assets (stablecoins, cryptos, NFTs...)
Altme is non-custodial which means only you can access your keys, data and assets. Not us. Not anyone else.
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We are working with awesome partners to build the future of decentralized digital identity in Web 3.
Altme Wallet is built on Talao's Decentralized Identity tech, based on the W3C Self-Sovereign Identity standard.
Altme introduces a game-changing on-chain compliance solution for DeFi and dApps, leveraging decentralized identity (DID) and privacy-preserving features...
Altme, un des pionniers et leaders dans les solutions d'identité décentralisée, vient d’annoncer sa conformité avec l’EBSI (European Blockchain Services Infrastructure)
L’identité décentralisée : Une technologie révolutionnaire qui permet aux utilisateurs de reprendre le contrôle de leurs données privées...
This strategic partnership represents a major milestone in the digital asset market, as it’s the first time that a non-custodial decentralized identity wallet...
Plusieurs grands industriels français, des universités et des start-ups du secteur de la blockchain se sont réunis pour lancer un projet d'infrastructure blockchain...
Une nouvelle alliance est née ! Plusieurs grands groupes industriels français, des universités, des entreprises et des start-ups, baignant dans le secteur de la blockchain de près ou de loin ...
Today, Talao, a blockchain-based Digital Identity specialist, and the developer of the first French smartphone wallet for Self-Sovereign Identity ...
Grâce à l'Alliance Blockchain France, la France pourra disposer d’un réseau blockchain soutenu par un écosystème de grands industriels...
Les acteurs du Web3 peuvent désormais offrir à leurs utilisateurs une solution d'identité numérique sécurisée et décentralisée...
We are working hard to build a decentralize future for your data. Here are some future developments.
Adding new digital credentials to supercharge your Web3 experience.
New blockchains compatibility (Ethereum, Polygon, BNB...) for a multi-chain future.
Working to give you access to more exclusive advantages (Membership cards, etc).
Self-sovereign identity is a digital identity model that gives individuals complete control over their personal data and digital identities. SSI allows individuals to create and manage their own digital identities, which can be verified by third parties without relying on a centralized authority.
Verifiable credentials are digital documents that contain information about an individual, such as their name, age, and qualifications. Verifiable credentials are issued by trusted authorities, such as governments or educational institutions, and can be verified using cryptographic techniques. This makes them more secure and reliable than traditional paper-based credentials.
A blockchain is a distributed ledger technology that enables secure, transparent, and decentralized record-keeping. Blockchains are typically maintained by a network of computers that work together to validate and record transactions. Ethereum, Tezos, Polygon and BNB Chain are popular examples of blockchains smart contracts network.
Verifiable identifiers are unique identifiers that can be cryptographically verified to prove ownership and authenticity. Verifiable identifiers are a key component of self-sovereign identity, as they enable individuals to prove their identity and credentials without relying on a centralized authority.
Decentralized IDs (DIDs) are digital identifiers that are not tied to a centralized authority. DIDs are a core component of self-sovereign identity systems, as they allow individuals to create and manage their own digital identities without relying on a centralized authority. DIDs represent a significant advancement in digital identity management, offering a secure and privacy-preserving approach to identity management.
In the context of self-sovereign identity systems, issuers are entities that issue verifiable credentials to individuals. Issuers can be trusted authorities, such as governments or educational institutions, or they can be individuals themselves. Issuers are responsible for ensuring the authenticity and accuracy of the information contained in the verifiable credentials they issue.
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