Your credentials, your money, your consent log.
One app that holds the credential you earned, shows you every share you have ever approved, and lets you cut off access the moment you change your mind.
Six things the wallet is responsible for.
A credential you cannot see, audit, or withdraw is not really yours. These are the controls that make ownership real.
Credential vault
Your TrueID credential and any partner-issued attestations, held on-device with encrypted backup for device loss.
Share by QR or link
Present a QR in person or send a one-time link online. Each share carries a scope and an expiry.
Consent history
A plain-language record of who requested what, when, and whether it was one-time or standing access.
Revoke in one tap
Standing access can be withdrawn at any time. Partners are notified by webhook and lose access immediately.
Send and receive
Verified-identity payments between wallets, so the person on the other side of a transfer is who they claim to be.
Works without data
Balance checks, transfers, and credential sharing over USSD when you have no connection or no smartphone.
Every share, on the record
The consent history is not a buried settings screen. It is the second tab in the app, written in plain language, and it is the same record we would produce to a regulator. If a partner still holds standing access, you will see it there — and you can end it from that row.
Consent history
- Sterling Bankkyc_status, full_nameStanding · since 12 JunRevoke
- MTN Nigeriaage_over_18One-time · 4 JunEnded
- Lagos State Healthfull_name, date_of_birthOne-time · 28 MayEnded
Illustrative example. Partner names shown for layout only.
Losing your phone should not mean losing your identity.
The credential is bound to you, not to the handset in your pocket.
Your credential belongs in your pocket.
Verification is free for individuals, permanently. The wallet comes with it.