The Universal Identity Layer for Global Compliance

The Universal Identity Layer for Global Compliance

Identity and compliance infrastructure for every jurisdiction. Operating across EU (eIDAS), Canada (CARF), Australia, Singapore, and the Global South — with immutable, FATF-compliant audit trails for every transaction.

Create ID

Live Network Activity

Sovereign Activity on Base Sepolia

Every transaction below is an immutable Triple Entry Accounting record — cryptographically anchored on-chain.

Infrastructure & Identity Sandboxes
Circle USDCBase L2ThirdwebeIDAS 2.0MOSIPSingPassFINTRAC
Global Settlement Compression
US:T+1 ✓UK/EU/CH:T+1 Oct 2027DTCC:Tokenization Oct 2026Finality standard:None exists

The SOS Identity Layer

Biometric SID

Create a Self-Sovereign ID anchored to your device. Biometrics act as the private key—never shared, never sold.

Identity Aggregation

Link phone numbers, emails, bank accounts, and government IDs into one unified vault.

Veracity Scoring

Each verified credential builds a dynamic Trust Score from 0-100, unlocking high-value services.

Zero-Knowledge Proofs

Share cryptographic "Yes/No" proofs. Raw documents and personal data remain strictly on-device.

Triple Entry Accounting

Every transaction generates an immutable cryptographic receipt, anchored to verified identities.

$36T
Global Accounting Fraud — Annual Cost
4 Continents
EU · Canada · Australia · Asia-Pacific
0%
PII Stored at Settlement Layer

Global Regulatory Compliance

One Identity Layer. Every Jurisdiction.

The same SID architecture that satisfies eIDAS in Europe works for CARF in Canada, Age Assurance in Australia, and national digital identity in the Global South. One verification protocol. Zero PII transferred across borders.

FATF Rec 16FATF Rec 20ISO 20022ISO/IEC 27566-1:2025ISO 18013-5OID4VP
Explore Compliance Infrastructure

Sandbox integrations simulated in demo · Live API keys in production

Developer-First Integration

Three API Calls.
Full Cross-Border Compliance.

Verify sender and receiver identity across any jurisdiction — eIDAS, MOSIP, FINTRAC, SingPass — then anchor a FATF-compliant Triple Entry Accounting receipt to Base L2 in a single call. One integration. Every jurisdiction.

  • →FATF Rec 16 & 20 — Travel Rule automated at the protocol layer
  • →Zero PII — Cryptographic attestations — no raw data stored
  • →Multi-jurisdiction — eIDAS · MOSIP · FINTRAC · SingPass · more

Simulated for demo · live API keys required in production deployment

sos-integration.tsBase Sepolia
// 1. Verify sender identity (eIDAS sandbox)
const sender = await sos.verifyIdentity({
type: 'eidas', token: req.eidas_token
})
// 2. Verify receiver identity (MOSIP sandbox)
const receiver = await sos.verifyIdentity({
type: 'mosip', token: req.mosip_token
})
// 3. Record the Triple-Entry Accounting receipt
const receipt = await sos.ledger.createTEARecord({
senderDid: sender.did,
receiverDid: receiver.did,
amount: 500,
currency: 'USDC',
network: 'base-sepolia',
})
// → { teaRecordId: "tea:0x9d4e…", fatfCompliant: true }
FATF Rec 16FATF Rec 20ISO 20022eIDAS 2.0MOSIPBase L2

Reclaim Digital Reputation

Join a network that prioritizes privacy while unlocking borderless financial access.

Identity Recordactive
SIDdid:sos:oecs:3f2a…7c9e
TEA
94/100
KYCSDD Compliant
NETMulti-Jurisdiction · Base L2
Anchored · Base L2 · Block #19,442,881