Add an identity to your favorite wallet
Start using secure and verifiable digital credentials with your favorite wallet
by
verifying your blockchain address and obtaining a “Proof of ownership” in Altme wallet !
Step 3 : Scan this QR code with Altme
** Self-Sovereign Identity (SSI) gives individuals control over the personal
information
they
use across the web.
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You have questions ?
We have answers.
What is the Altme wallet and how can I get it?
● Altme is a free-to-use, non-custodial, multi-chain wallet
that
allows you to manage your decentralized identity and digital assets in a privacy-preserving way. You
can
download the Altme wallet from the Google Play store or the Apple App store:
https://altme.io
What can I do with Altme?
● With Altme, you can take control of your personal data and
decentralized identity. It enables you to prove your identity, age, compliance, and more while
protecting your privacy. Use Altme to leverage your data, access regulation-compliant web3 services,
participate in age-restricted games, and more.
How can I add a decentralized identity to my favorite crypto wallet?
To add a decentralized identity to your existing crypto wallet,
simply pair your preferred wallet by scanning the 1st QR code. Then, scan the 2nd QR code with your
Altme wallet to obtain a proof of ownership. This process is straightforward, free, and 100% secure.
Which crypto wallets are compatible with Altme?
Altme is compatible with a growing number of wallets on Tezos,
Ethereum, BNB Chain and more ! Reach us if you can’t connect you favorite wallet.
How can I contact Altme for support?
If you need support or have any questions, you can reach us by
email at support@altme.io
Is the Altme wallet available in languages other than English?
● Currently, the Altme wallet is only available in English.
However, we are working on expanding its availability to other languages in the future.
What is Self-Sovereign Identity (SSI)?
Self-Sovereign Identity (SSI), also known as Decentralized Identity (DID), is a technology that
enables
individuals and organizations to control their own data, through a new data standard called
“verifiable
credentials”. It eliminates the need for a central authority or database and provides improved
privacy
and security through decentralized storage, management, and sharing of personal data.
What are Verifiable Credentials and why are they useful?
Verifiable Credentials are cryptographically signed digital
claims
that represent tamper-proof information such as identity cards, proof of age, proof of diploma,
proof of
compliance, and more. Verifiable Credentials are reusable and instantly verifiable, providing a
secure
and efficient way to manage and share digital information.
How can I use my Altme SSI wallet to manage and share my verifiable
credentials?
Once you receive a verifiable credential in your Altme wallet,
it
becomes part of your decentralized identity. You can use these credentials to prove your identity
both
off-chain and on-chain (only for privacy-preserving binary proof). For example, you can access
compliant
decentralized finance services or on-chain games using proof of age and proof of humanity
credentials.
What is Zero Knowledge Proof (ZKP)?
Zero Knowledge Proof is a cryptographic solution that allows
one
party to prove knowledge of certain information without revealing the actual information itself. It
enables secure verification of claims without disclosing sensitive personal data.
What is "selective disclosure"?
Selective disclosure is a feature that allows SSI users to
reveal
specific pieces of information about their identity without disclosing sensitive details. It
enhances
security during online interactions by providing necessary information while protecting privacy.
How secure is the Altme wallet?
The Altme wallet is highly secure and protected by
military-grade
encryption and biometric authentication. Your data, stored as verifiable credentials, are encrypted
and
stored only on your device, ensuring robust privacy and security.
What does "self-custodial" mean?
A self-custodial wallet (= non custodial wallet), like Altme,
means
that your data is encrypted and stored only on your device. You have exclusive access to your keys,
data, and assets. No one can access your data or funds without your authorization.
Are there any risks in adding a decentralized identity to my existing wallet?
No, there are no risks in obtaining a "proof of blockchain
address
ownership" in Altme. You don't need to share or disclose any passphrase or private keys. Simply scan
a
QR code with your preferred crypto wallet to receive a proof of ownership verifiable credential in
Altme.
How does Altme wallet protect my personal information?
Altme leverages Self-Sovereign Identity (SSI) technology, which
ensures secure, private, and decentralized storage and management of personal data. Your personal
information is encrypted and stored solely on your phone. You have full control over sharing
encrypted
verifiable credentials from your wallet. If you want to know more : https://www.w3.org/TR/did-core/
Where are my digital credentials stored in Altme?
Your digital credentials are securely encrypted and stored on
your
device only. Altme does not have any central database or cloud storage for your data. This maintains
the
principles of self-sovereign identity (SSI). You are the sole owner and controller of your data.
How do I back up my keys and credentials in Altme?
To back up your Altme wallet, write down your passphrase and
download your digital credentials. Store them securely in a password-protected file or a physical
safe.
If you lose access to your Altme wallet, we cannot provide assistance as Altme is a self-custodial
wallet. Only you have control over your keys and verifiable credentials.
