OmniOne DID Method (did:omn) is a blockchain-based decentralized identifier system designed to support Self-Sovereign Identity and Verifiable Claims. The method operates on the OmniOne network, which uses a Delegated Proof of Stake consensus mechanism with Byzantine Fault Tolerance (requiring 2/3 agreement).
The method provides a decentralized alternative to traditional centralized credential systems, with a focus on security and privacy. DIDs are managed through smart contracts that handle creation, reading, updating, and deletion operations. A key feature is the method's approach to privacy - no Personally Identifiable Information (PII) is stored on the blockchain, only public keys and signature values.
The system offers two distinct approaches for DID creation:
Security is maintained through several mechanisms:
TLS protocolTechnical Implementation:
did:omn:<omn-identifier>RESTful API:RESTful API endpointsEcdsaKoblitzSignature2016 for cryptographic operationsRESTful API interfaceTLS for transport securityIf you are featured in the Web of Trust Map and wish to exercise your GDPR rights, including the right to be forgotten, visit the privacy policy page