Private evidence, one home
Your passport, selfie and recordings stay in protected Vault storage. Signing in to an application does not share them.
ONE IDENTITY. MORE POSSIBILITIES.
Move between applications with one account. Prepare your identity checks, protect your private evidence and choose who can use it.
Your existing Hybrid account works here.
Less repeated setup. Clearer permissions. A consistent identity for the services you use and build.
Use one account across participating services. Manage your profile, passkeys and connected applications in one place.
Open your accountPrepare evidence privately. Review each service’s requirements and approve only the information and access it needs.
Explore Hybrid VerifyBring standards-based sign-in, returning-user context and explicit permissions to your application. Give authorized agents their own accountable identity.
For developersHYBRID ID + HYBRID VERIFY
Prepare your identity in Hybrid Verify, with evidence stored privately in your Hybrid ID realm in Hybrid Vault. When a service needs information, review its request and choose what it may access.
Your passport, selfie and recordings stay in protected Vault storage. Signing in to an application does not share them.
Review who is asking, why, which evidence versions they need and for how long. Processing and sharing need their own approval.
Supported zero-knowledge proofs can confirm a match to issued information a verifier already knows, without sending the original document in that proof.
Proof availability depends on the credential and supported workflow. Verification results and a recipient’s acceptance remain separate.
A FAMILIAR WAY IN
Sign in once with Hybrid ID. Each participating application keeps its own workspace; you stay in control of the connection.
Select “Continue with Hybrid ID” in a participating application. Authenticate with your existing account.
See who is asking and what they need. Additional information and permissions require a separate decision.
Return to the application. Manage your sign-in methods, sessions and permissions from Hybrid ID.
Explore the example without an account or personal information. This demonstration does not create a real connection or grant access.
Access a business portal with a familiar identity.
Illustrative experience. No personal data is sent.SHARE WITH PURPOSE
Your profile, verification evidence and private files have different roles. Bringing them together should make your choices clearer.
Review access requestsAccount access does not automatically disclose private documents.
Documents, selfie and liveness checks are evaluated separately from basic sign-in. A submitted file is not a verification result.
Review the recipient, purpose and requested information. You can withdraw future access through the supported request controls.
BUILT FOR WHAT CONNECTS US
A shared identity foundation for traditional finance, decentralized finance and artificial intelligence financial infrastructure.
ACCOUNTABLE AGENTS
Link agents to the person or organization they represent. Give each supported workflow its own scope and explicit authority.
Explore agent integrationA consistent identity for customer portals, business onboarding and counterparty review.
Verifiable claims and permissioned access, alongside each protocol’s own rules.
Identity, protected context and reviewed authority for supported agent workflows.
Integration patterns. Available actions depend on each connected service and its enabled capabilities.
FOR DEVELOPERS
OpenID Connect sign-in for registered web applications. Exact callbacks, a stable returning identity and optional capabilities when your workflow needs them.
client_id · allowed callbacksOpenID Connect · PKCE S256scoped access · explicit consentA LITTLE CLARITY
If you already have a Hybrid account, use those credentials. New users can create a Hybrid ID. Participating applications recognize your returning identity and keep their own profiles and progress.
Basic sign-in and identity verification are separate. A service may ask for additional evidence before enabling a particular feature. You review those requirements and any request to share information.
No. Sign-in, document access, verification information and agent permissions have separate authorization. Review the application, purpose and selected information before approving a request.
Only what its supported integration and current authorization permit. Linking an agent to your identity does not grant general access to your files or permission to spend.
YOUR NEXT CONNECTION
Open your account. Choose what comes next.