The real pain point of Web3 applications is not the authentication itself, but the inefficient cycle of repeated verification.

Imagine the current situation: every stablecoin application, every DeFi protocol has to redo KYC checks, users constantly submit the same information, platforms repeatedly store the same data, and the entire ecosystem operates with low efficiency. This decentralized verification model restricts user experience and market growth.

The key breakthrough lies in redefining the identity layer. What if identity verification is transformed into a shared infrastructure? Users only need to complete verification once, with encrypted data storage and authorization management fully controlled by the user—so that various applications do not need to rebuild verification processes, can directly call the data, and significantly reduce friction.

This is not just process optimization but a fundamental change to the underlying architecture of Web3 applications. When identity verification becomes a true infrastructure layer, the scalability of the entire ecosystem, user retention, and application deployment speed will all be upgraded. Stablecoin projects, lending protocols, exchanges—any application requiring identity verification can benefit from this.

This is the direction to break through the scalability bottleneck of Web3.