Wallet · Private Relay
Early AccessPrivate Relay for Wallets
Verification Without a Trail
A privacy relay between wallets and verifiers. Credential presentations pass through end-to-end encrypted, with IP addresses and network metadata stripped, so verifiers receive only the cryptographic presentation and no one, including ONEPROOF, can build a picture of where and how often a credential is used.
Why It Exists
Selective Disclosure Protects the Data. Not the Metadata.
Digital identity got the content layer right. Private Relay closes the layer the standards left open.
The Data
ISO 18013-5 selective disclosure means a verifier sees only the fields it asked for: an age check reveals an age, not an address. The credential data itself is well protected.
The Metadata
Network metadata is not covered: IP addresses, timing, and endpoints can reveal who verified a credential, where, and how often. Enough metadata builds a movement profile no one consented to.
How It Protects
Blind by Design
Strips IP addresses and network metadata from wallet-to-verifier traffic
End-to-end encrypted: the relay never sees credential contents
Blind by design, no party sees both who is presenting and what is presented
No logs of presentation contents, nothing to subpoena or breach
Works with the ONEPROOF Wallet SDK and Cloud Wallet
Privacy by architecture, not by policy promise
Technical Specifications
Private Relay Specifications
Close the metadata gap in credential presentation.
Private Relay for Wallets is available through our early access program.
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