Infrastructure
A personal data market infrastructure revolutionizes the way individuals control, monetize, and share their data. By providing a secure, decentralized platform, it empowers users to decide who accesses their information, for what purpose, and at what price. This transparent ecosystem fosters trust, ensures privacy, and offers new income opportunities, while enabling businesses to access valuable, consent-based data for targeted marketing, product development, and research.
PeopleData DID provides a self-sustained environment for managing digital identifiers (DIDs). The did:ppld method links the identifier cryptographically to the DID Document and through also cryptographically linked provenance information in a public log it ensures resolving to the latest valid version of the DID Document.
MetaChain is a multi-chain, layered architecture focusing on specific data asset transactions and notarization. As key Infrastructure of PeopleData, it adopts a "one chain, one task" principle, improving efficiency and interoperability. It utilizes various blockchain technologies and chain bridges for cross-chain communication, enabling seamless interaction among different chains.
DataCat helps data consumers discover data more efficiently through comprehensive metadata, enabling better evaluation of data suitability. It provides search functionality and organizes data in a structured manner for easy access. Additionally, DataCat reviews personal data circulation, complying with laws and regulations, and ensures privacy and security by implementing computational models and regular assessments of data access and usage.
A private, permission-based IPFS for the people-data community allows secure and efficient data sharing, leveraging IPFS capabilities to the fullest. It ensures data privacy and access control, enabling trusted data exchange while maintaining the benefits of decentralized storage and retrieval in a community-focused environment.
Verixyz is a JavaScript framework that makes it easy to use cryptographically verifiable data in their applications. It was designed to make it easy for developers who want to use DIDs, verifiable credentials, and data-centric protocols to bring next-generation features to their users.
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