Solidus Network

Solidus vs Billions Network

Billions Network, formerly Polygon ID, is the best-funded ZK-identity project in the world with real enterprise customers. Its iden3/Circom proof format is proprietary to its own ecosystem; a Solidus credential is a W3C Verifiable Credential any relying party can check without adopting that ecosystem.

Solidus is a public testnet: no mainnet, no token, no external audit, and no paying customer. Every claim below is checkable; none of them are a substitute for the certifications an incumbent already holds.

What Billions Network does better

Where Solidus is different

Side by side

Solidus compared with Billions Network. Rows marked as won by Billions Network are noted in the final column.
FeatureSolidusBillions Network
Funding raisedNone disclosed$30M raised, $1B+ valuation trackBillions Network wins
Verified usersNone — testnet, no paying customer2.5M+ verified usersBillions Network wins
Named enterprise customersNoneHSBC, Sony Bank, Government of India, TikTokBillions Network wins
Credential formatW3C VC 2.0 / SD-JWT VC / BBS+ (unaudited)Proprietary iden3/Circom ZK proofs
Verifier interoperabilityAny W3C VC-compatible relying partyRequires the Polygon CDK ecosystem, per brief
EU / EUDI standards alignmentBBS+ / SD-JWT VC — EUDI-aligned model (unaudited)Bespoke ZK stack — not EUDI/W3C VC interoperable, per brief
DID method registered in W3C registrydid:solidus — registered 2026-07-04did:iden3 / did:polygonid — not stated as W3C-registered in source brief
Production maturityPublic testnet, unauditedIn production since 2021 (as Polygon ID)Billions Network wins

Check it yourself

curl -s https://api.github.com/repos/w3c/did-extensions/pulls/713 → merged: true, merged_at 2026-07-04.

Compare the receipts, not the pitch.