Comment Comment by rhyzomatic I must be missing something here, but why not just go with a challenge-proof type scheme? Something like1. You want to prove to $PotentialEmployer that you own address A which has necessary credentials.2. $PotentialEmployer sends you a random string.3. You sign it with the private key of address A and send them the proof.4. $PotentialEmployer verifies the signed string.If the employer has this proof and can see in the metadata that it's your name and date of birth (or whatever), wouldn't that be enough? parent rhyzomatic 10 years ago
1. You want to prove to $PotentialEmployer that you own address A which has necessary credentials.
2. $PotentialEmployer sends you a random string.
3. You sign it with the private key of address A and send them the proof.
4. $PotentialEmployer verifies the signed string.
If the employer has this proof and can see in the metadata that it's your name and date of birth (or whatever), wouldn't that be enough?