Solidus Network
Solidus vs Worldcoin
Worldcoin proves you are a unique human, once, using proprietary iris-scanning hardware. Solidus's architecture issues W3C Verifiable Credentials for identity attributes — age, citizenship, verification status — with no biometric capture step in the flow. This is a foil comparison, not a feature bake-off Solidus is close to winning.
Solidus nerede farklılaşıyor
- No biometric hardware and no biometric capture step in the credential-issuance flow — Solidus's architecture is document-and-credential based on open W3C DID/VC standards, not a proprietary Semaphore ZK proof tied to iris-scan hardware.
- did:solidus is registered in the W3C DID Method Registry; World ID is a proprietary protocol integrated like OAuth, not a registered W3C DID method, per its own brief.
- No token-incentivized registration — Solidus has no token at all, which sidesteps the "paying people to scan their eyes" dynamic the brief itself names as a source of regulatory friction for Worldcoin.
Yan yana
| Özellik | Solidus | Worldcoin |
|---|---|---|
| Proof type | Document + credential-based W3C VC | Biometric — proprietary iris scan (the Orb) + Semaphore ZK |
| Biometric capture | None in the credential-issuance flow | Iris scan required via Orb hardware |
| DID method registered in W3C registry | did:solidus — registered 2026-07-04 | Proprietary World ID protocol — not a registered W3C DID method, per brief |
| Token | None exists | $WLD — token-incentivized registration |
Kendiniz kontrol edin
Resolve a did:solidus DID against the live testnet RPC at rpc.solidus.network — the issuance flow has no biometric capture step, unlike Worldcoin's Orb-based registration.