Single ID and Single Identity Registry
RubyScore introduces a new feature to improve user identification across blockchains. This solution addresses the challenges of managing multiple identities and ensuring fair user recognition in decentralized systems. By integrating with LayerZero and Hyperlane, RubyScore provides a system that works across multiple blockchains, making identification more secure, consistent, and accessible.
Challenges in blockchain user identification
In the current blockchain landscape, each network operates independently with its own rules for user identification. This creates several issues:
Fragmented user IDs: Users need separate IDs for every blockchain they use, making it difficult to manage identities across networks.
Exploitation by bots: Without a unified and secure identification system, bots and speculators can claim rewards meant for real users.
Complexity for organizations: Blockchain projects face challenges in integrating user identification systems across multiple networks, increasing development time and costs.
RubyScore’s solution built on LayerZero and Hyperlane addresses these problems with a universal identification system that connects users and organizations across blockchains.
The new system consists of two main components:
Single ID: A unique ID for users that functions on different blockchain networks.
Single Identifier registry: A decentralized system that securely stores and manages these IDs.
Single ID
Single ID is a universal cross-chain identifier that provides a unified, decentralized system for user identification and user reputation management in a multi-chain environment. It addresses the issue of data fragmentation across different blockchain networks, simplifying user identification, interaction with decentralized applications, and user reputation management.
Single ID is stored in the Single Identifier Registry.
Single Identifier Registry
The Single Identifier Registry is a decentralized registry for storing identification data with cross-chain functionality. Users can access the Single Identifier Registry from any blockchain network supported by LayerZero or Hyperlane. Organizations can utilize RubyScore’s Single Identifier Registry or create their own registries by defining specific parameters required for issuing Single IDs.
How it works
The new system simplifies user and organization interactions through the Single ID and Single Identifier Registry.
For users
Users meet conditions set by an organization, such as completing specific on-chain tasks.
The organization provides a signed message for the user to register their Single ID.
Users select a blockchain supported by RubyScore to register their ID.
The Single ID is securely stored in the Single Identifier Registry, making it accessible across connected networks.
This process ensures that users can use a single ID for multiple blockchains, reducing the need to create separate identities.
For organizations
Organizations select a blockchain to host their Single Identifier Registry.
After setup, they can issue Single IDs to users and manage the system using LayerZero or Hyperlane.
Organizations also have the flexibility to define conditions for ID issuance, for example, based on on-chain activity.
This approach gives organizations a secure and efficient way to manage user identification across blockchains.
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