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Many cryptocurrency holders need more choices to exchange their holdings for other cryptocurrencies.
Currently, their exchange option is through the ‘Uniswap’ exchange.
However, if a user’s cryptocurrencies are on a specific blockchain and that blockchain is not supported by Uniswap exchange, then that user cannot exchange his holdings into another cryptocurrency.
Scytalelabs, a leading blockchain development company, was approached by a customer to create an alternative to Uniswap for their CapserLabs blockchain.
Scytalelabs is a technology company that specializes in developing secure and innovative solutions for complex identity and access management challenges. In response to the Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) call for proposals, Scytalelabs submitted a grant application proposing a prototype to prevent document fraud using Self Sovereign Identities powered by blockchain. The prototype addressed the two Technical Topic Areas (TTAs) outlined by DHS, which were the issuance and verification of certificates, licenses, and attestations and the storage and management of certificates, licenses, and attestations.
The current DHS passport and immigration services process involves a high level of manual effort and is prone to errors and inefficiencies. DHS requires a solution that can automate the process while ensuring that the system is secure and compliant with Federal Information Processing Standards (FIPS) and National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) guidelines. Additionally, the solution should provide privacy and confidentiality for users while reducing the risk of identity theft and fraud. The solutions required were split into three Technical Topic Areas (TTA’s):
DHS sought solutions that solved for the following problems:
2 .The use of Verifiable Credentials to allow for Data Interoperability across issuers holders and verifiers
3. Digital version of physical credentials/attestations
4. Championing Globally Interoperable Specifications
Scytalelabs digital identity solution addressed both TTA #1: Issuance and Verification of Certificates, Licenses and Attestations and TTA #2: Storage and Management of Certificates, Licenses and Attestations. The digital document issuance system developed is better than conventional paper-based systems in ease of use, speed of use, and security. Our solution benefits both the end users and the agencies by empowering both. Users enjoy control over their data while the agencies control authority over the data. Our system is a better alternative to a paper-based system in that it offers more value than a paper-based system without the drawbacks. The most innovative aspect of this system is that like paper-based systems, the users own and control their data—data can only ever be released with the user’s consent. Thereby, this system affords the same level of privacy as when using paper-based credentials; the authorities do not need to know if the credential has been presented elsewhere. In addition, unlike presenting a physical card, which reveals all the data, this system enables the user to disclose relevant data only—without any compromise on security, authenticity or provenance. The system also resolves the “phone home” problem for authorities; authorities can easily verify whether a credential has been revoked or suspended.
Our solution is designed on top of recent technological breakthroughs such as the Blockchain. We adhere to the evolving technology standards which have been championed and funded by DHS. Our solution is built on top of Sovrin Network, a public but permissioned blockchain network that has been designed to specifically deal with DIDs and self-sovereign identities. We chose Hyperledger Indy to develop the application layer, for it supports Sovrin but is not bound to it. It can be tailored to use any Blockchain network that supports operations on DIDs. Indy allows us to use modern technologies and standards such as Zero Knowledge proofs and verifiable credentials to bring to life our FIPS and NIST 800-63 compatible solutions.
Our solution alleviates user concerns over privacy and security of their data by putting them in control of their own data. It helps the agencies to retain authority over issued data; they can safely revoke or suspend credentials as needed. We envision our solution to become the forerunner for digital adoption across Federal departments in the United States wherever digital credentials matter.
The only limitation of the current solution is the use of FIDO UAF instead of FIDO U2F which makes this solution miss TTA #3. We can incorporate or change over to U2F in the future since the authentication and verification are decoupled in the architecture. However, it must be noted that the decision to go with UAF is a deliberate choice to enhance usability and ease of use, to make the product’s adoption quick and its commercial success a reality.
Scytalelabs successfully demonstrated its ability to develop innovative and secure solutions for complex identity and access management challenges. The prototype proposed and developed for DHS passport and immigration services addressed the two TTAs, namely the issuance and verification of certificates, licenses, and attestations, and the storage and management of certificates, licenses, and attestations. The solution was designed to be compliant with the highest security standards and provided an extra layer of security and privacy for users. The incorporation of FIDO authentication added an extra layer of security and convenience, making the process of identity verification faster and more efficient.
Xmanna, a skilled gaming service, approached Scytalelabs to help bring their vision of a blockchain-based platform to life.
Scytalelabs worked closely with Xmanna to develop a comprehensive solution that would support the efficient collection and dispersal of funds for games and ensure fairness in gameplay.
The result was a flexible system that could be moved to any EVM-compatible blockchain.
Xlantis is a gaming company that creates virtual worlds and metaverses. To enhance user experience, they wanted to incorporate Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) into their gaming ecosystem.
They approached Scytalelabs, a blockchain development company, to create an NFT backend service that could tokenize their in-game assets and make them available on the blockchain.
Blipe.io is a startup based in the USA that aims to address the adoption friction businesses face in setting up Proof-of-Concept (POC) applications for specific use cases using popular decentralized technologies such as Fabric, Burrow, Corda, and Ethereum.
As part of its core team, Scytalelabs was requested to design the Blipe.io business model, provide consultancy on all aspects of Fabric, Corda, and Ethereum, designing the SaaS platform for businesses to test POC solutions, authoring the complete white paper, authoring marketing copy for presentations and the website, designing the software architecture, and authoring an SRS for the solution.
Developing a digital platform presented numerous hurdles for SSA, a company operating in the sports industry. Ensuring that the platform was user-friendly and engaging and scalable to cater to future growth was paramount, all while catering to their business’s unique demands.
Beyond the technical aspects, SSA was tasked with formulating a comprehensive business strategy designed to captivate customers, foster their loyalty, and guarantee the project’s success.