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European startups file patent for privacy-preserving digital ID system using UWB and decentralized identifiers

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Chris Burt

2d ago· 3 min readenNews

Summary

Two European companies, The Hashgraph Group (Switzerland) and Truesense SRL (Italy), have jointly filed a patent application for a system called Continuous Identity Trust Infrastructure (CITI). The technology cryptographically binds physical presence to decentralized identifiers (DIDs) using ultra-wideband (UWB) sensing to create privacy-preserving, auditable, and immutable Verifiable Credentials for digital identity in regulated environments.

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Twitter / XEuropean startups file patent for privacy-preserving digital ID system using UWB and decentralized identifiersbiometricupdate.com

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A pair of European companies say they have developed a way to cryptographically bind physical presence to a decentralized identifier (DID) to create privacy-preserving, auditable and immutable Verifiable Credentials that can function as digital identity for regulated environments.
Switzerland-based Web3 and AI engineering firm The Hashgraph Group and Italian ultra-wideband sensing provider Truesense SRL have jointly filed a patent application for the proprietary Continuous Identity Trust Infrastructure (CITI) they have co-developed.
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The Hashgraph Group and Truesense SRL have jointly filed a patent application for the Continuous Identity Trust Infrastructure they have co-developed.

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