Ever wonder who actually owns your data when you're bouncing between dApps? Here's a shift worth noting: a new infrastructure layer is flipping the script on personal information control.

Think of it as your digital vault. Instead of scattering credentials across platforms, everything consolidates under one roof—your roof. You decide what gets shared, when, and with whom. The setup keeps regulators happy while putting you back in the driver's seat.

What makes this approach different? Your information never leaves your control perimeter. Storage remains encrypted and private by default, yet still satisfies compliance checkboxes that institutions care about. It's that balance between autonomy and accountability that's been missing in Web3 identity solutions.

The architecture essentially decouples data custody from service access. Projects can verify what they need without hoarding what they don't. For users, that means less exposure, more agency.