Miami Buildathon
DIDR - DECENTRALIZED IDENTITY FOR DISASTER RELIEF
MIAMI BUILDATHON 2023
DECENTRALIZED IDENTITY FOR DISASTER RELIEF - AMAZON GIFT CARD
Background: Natural disasters often cause massive displacement, making it challenging for victims to access essential services, prove their identity, or receive aid. Decentralized identity and verifiable credentials can play a crucial role in providing a secure and privacy-preserving way for disaster victims to access support and resources during these critical times.
Open Challenge: Build a solution that incorporates decentralized identity and verifiable credentials that are aimed at assisting in disaster relief efforts, with special attention on serving less tech-savvy and/or undocumented populations (easy to use UI/UX)
Inspiration:
The Duties of a Notary Public.
What it does
DIDR is designed to provide high levels of trust over digital content using strong cryptographic signatures, audio-visual technology, and notarized document storage for 10 years.
How we built it
The technology to be used in attaching or logically associating an electronic notarial certificate, signature and seal to an electronic document; The technology to be used in conducting identity proofing and credential analysis. The technology to store and maintain a recording of the video and audio conference of the online notarization session.
Challenges we ran into
Find the appropriate technology.
Accomplishments that we're proud of
presenting the concept
What we learned
Working together will get us to our target.
What's next for DIDR - DECENTRALIZED IDENTITY FOR DISASTER RELIEF
We will make an idea a reality by working together.
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DIDR - DECENTRALIZED IDENTITY FOR DISASTER RELIEF | Devpost
DIDR, or Decentralized Identity for Disaster Relief, is a cutting-edge technology that utilizes robust cryptographic signatures, audio-visual technology, and notarized document storage to deliver high levels of trust over digital content. Our solution is designed to provide secure and trustworthy digital content using notarized document storage for a period of 10 years.
