Building Secure Digital Identity for DeSci Platforms

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Decentralized Science (DeSci) seeks to make research funding, collaboration, data sharing, and attribution more transparent and equitable through blockchain technology, but its lack of centralized authorities creates substantial identity, fraud, privacy, and regulatory challenges. Platforms must authenticate researchers, prevent Sybil attacks and synthetic identities, protect data ownership and integrity, and meet AML and KYC obligations without unnecessarily exposing sensitive personal information. The text proposes a layered approach using document verification, NFC-enabled identity checks, liveness detection, facial matching, AML screening, monitoring, and privacy-preserving methods such as age estimation. It presents Didit as a modular, AI-native identity-verification provider that offers these tools through APIs or a no-code console, allowing DeSci projects to tailor verification to their risk levels while using a free core KYC tier and pay-per-successful-check pricing.

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