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Digital Identity as a Tradable Asset

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25 May 2018
John Dwyer

Tokenization of digital identity promises to be incredibly powerful as it will remove enormous friction from the economy and create new revenue opportunities.

Key research questions

  • What do we mean by decentralized digital identity?
  • How can tokenization change the structure of the economy?
  • How can public blockchains shape the future of capital markets utilities?

Abstract

Digital identity is a core element of digital commerce and will be central to implementation of the decentralized economy. The inherent qualities of blockchains including hashing, immutability, and transparency can be harnessed to provide a low friction, innovative, and portable solution to areas such as KYC/AML.

The topic of utilities in the capital markets has long been discussed and, indeed, implemented in order to minimize or mutualize cost.

However, traditional utility structures have always brought challenges including achieving a shared vision among the participants, business case, investment, and governance.

Here we explore the structural benefits of a public blockchain solution which may create a new model for a financial utility which offers governance, standards, financial incentives, and multijurisdictional compliance.

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