What is Sovrin?
Sovrin is a digital identity network that allows individuals and organizations to securely and privately manage their digital identities.
How do I create a Sovrin account?
To create a Sovrin account, you must first download a digital wallet from the Sovrin website or a wallet provider. Then, follow the on-screen instructions to set up your account.
What is a digital wallet?
A digital wallet is a software application that stores your digital credentials, such as your Sovrin ID, in a secure and encrypted format.
Why do I need a Sovrin ID?
A Sovrin ID allows you to manage and control your digital identity, giving you more privacy and control over your personal data.
Can I use my Sovrin ID to access all online services?
No, not all online services accept Sovrin IDs. It is up to the individual service to decide if they will accept Sovrin IDs as a means of login.
How does Sovrin protect my personal information?
Sovrin uses advanced cryptography and blockchain technology to ensure the security and privacy of your personal information.
What is a blockchain?
A blockchain is a decentralized database that securely records transactions and data. It is used in Sovrin to store and manage digital identities.
What happens if I lose my digital wallet?
If you lose your digital wallet, you can use your backup and recovery methods to regain access to your Sovrin account.
How do I back up my digital wallet?
You can back up your digital wallet by following the backup instructions provided by your digital wallet provider.
What happens if my digital wallet gets hacked?
If your digital wallet is hacked, you should immediately revoke your Sovrin ID and contact your wallet provider for assistance.
Can I share my Sovrin ID with others?
Yes, you can share your Sovrin ID with others to confirm your identity and verify your credentials.
Can someone else use my Sovrin ID without my permission?
No, your Sovrin ID is protected by your digital wallet and can only be used with your permission.
Can I change my Sovrin ID?
No, your Sovrin ID cannot be changed. However, you can add additional credentials to your Sovrin account to represent different aspects of your identity.
What types of credentials can I add to my Sovrin account?
You can add a variety of credentials to your Sovrin account, such as your driver's license, passport, educational degrees, and professional certifications.
What should I do if I receive an error message while using Sovrin?
If you encounter an error message while using Sovrin, try refreshing the page or logging out and logging back in to see if the issue resolves. If the problem persists, contact Sovrin support for assistance.
What is an agent in the Sovrin network?
Agents are software applications that enable interactions between digital wallets and the Sovrin network.
How do I know if an agent is trustworthy?
Sovrin uses a trust framework to ensure that agents within the network meet specific standards and are considered trustworthy.
What is a trust anchor in Sovrin?
A trust anchor is a trusted organization or entity that acts as a validator for identities and credentials on the Sovrin network.
What should I do if I suspect someone is impersonating me on Sovrin?
If you suspect someone is impersonating you on Sovrin, you can report the incident to Sovrin support for further investigation.
Can I use Sovrin to create a fake identity?
No, Sovrin is designed to protect and verify your real identity, not to create fake identities.
How do I delete my Sovrin account?
To delete your Sovrin account, you will need to follow the instructions provided by your digital wallet provider. Deleting your account will also revoke your Sovrin ID.
Is Sovrin a government-run or centralized system?
No, Sovrin is a decentralized network, meaning it is not controlled by any single entity, including governments.
What is the difference between Sovrin and traditional centralized identity systems?
Traditional identity systems are often controlled by a single entity, whereas Sovrin is a decentralized network controlled by the individuals who hold their own digital identities.
Can I use Sovrin to access government services?
Some governments are currently testing the use of Sovrin for identity verification, but it is not widely used for accessing government services yet.
How does Sovrin ensure privacy?
Sovrin uses zero-knowledge proofs, a type of cryptography, to allow for the verification of credentials without revealing any unnecessary personal information.
Can I request to have my personal data removed from Sovrin's database?
No, Sovrin does not store personal data, as it is a network for managing digital identities, not personal information. Your data is stored in your digital wallet, and you have control over what information you share through your Sovrin ID.
