Decentralized identity built on Bitcoin via did:btc. Every participant in the Qodoonect ecosystem — human, organization, or autonomous agent — receives an identity that cannot be forged, revoked by a central authority, or separated from its owner. Anchored to the most secure ledger humanity has ever produced.
TRUST stands for Trustless Registry of Universal Secure Tokens. It is the foundational identity and security layer of the Qodoonect Value Exchange Protocol — adapting the did:btc method specification to provide tamper-proof, trustless, and long-lived digital identities for humans, organizations, and autonomous agents across regulated industries.
No central authority can grant or revoke. Identity is controlled by cryptographic keys that you hold.
DID documents inscribed in Taproot witness data on Bitcoin mainnet. Permanent. Verifiable. Decentralized.
ed25519, secp256k1, post-quantum upgrade path. Any cryptography that fits your threat model.
Immutable identity chain for KYC/AML, eIDAS, and regulator audits. Built for European compliance.
The wallet keys that control an identity are independent from the subject keys that use it. Compromise of one does not compromise the other. Rotation is supported. Operations are batchable. Organizational onboarding scales without per-user on-chain cost.
UTXO controls the DID. Bitcoin secp256k1 keys signal authority over identity operations.
Verification keys live in the DID document. Used for authentication, signing, and capability proofs.
Taproot witness envelopes. SegWit witness discount. No 10,000-byte ScriptPubKey limit.
did:btc resolver service maps did:btc:<txref> to the DID document. Open-source. Stateless.
Every TRUST operation answers three questions, anchored to the most secure ledger humanity has produced.
did:btc method, txref encoding (BIP-136). Block height + transaction index forms the universal handle.
Verification keys in the inscribed DID document. Standard signing. Standard verification.
Bitcoin block timestamp. Cannot be backdated, repudiated, or altered after confirmation.
Inscription envelopes in Taproot witness data. SegWit's 25% weight discount makes DID operations cost-efficient. Once confirmed, the record is as durable as Bitcoin itself.