CBoxx Briefing Paper – The Decentralised Financial Passport

This CBoxx Briefing Paper is for innovators at UK financial institutions. It takes the idea of a Decentralised Financial Passport to illustrate the concepts, opportunities and challenges around decentralised identity, then presents a roadmap for industry adoption.

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Regulated financial institutions must, by law, operate expensive, time-consuming customer due diligence processes (KYC, KYB etc) to continuously understand who their customers are. Those customers are increasingly managing their finances from smartphones and soon they will be doing that without passwords, pin numbers, memorable questions or ever having to rekey their identity data. There will be no need to rely on paper credentials or overshare personal information; this will be liberating for both customers and financial institutions.

The Decentralised Financial Passport concept relies on decentralised identity technology and the open standards that are fast becoming real world infrastructure. This new global identity layer enables reputable institutions to issue portable digital identity credentials that are controlled by their customers. This streamlines onboarding, reduces complexity, reduces costs and vastly improves data security. New revenue streams and business models will emerge.

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Blockchain Primer Paper on Decentralised Identity

The rise of decentralisation ushered in by blockchain technology and the personal computing power of the smartphone has offered up a practical new way to manage Digital Identity that is appealing to nearly everyone and has enormous potential everywhere; from financial services to global supply chains to the humanitarian sector.

Self Sovereign Identity turns our ideas about how digital identity is managed on their head and perhaps promises to solve many of the problems we face today related to data security, data protection and the rapidly increasing burden of corporate risk.

This new primer paper from CBoxx draws together the main concepts, key players and initiatives, interesting use cases, progress on open standards and some of the latest thought leadership in the area, as of September 2017 …

CBoxx Identity Matters Primer Paper v04