Togggle Documentation
  • Togggle Presentation
  • KYC Process
  • Integration Process
    • Webhook structure
    • Custom Fields
    • Successful Payload
    • Failure Payload
  • Decentralized Storage
    • Definitions
    • Types of Storages
    • Creation of the Personal Decentralized Storage
    • New User Verification Flow
    • One Click KYC
    • Company Dashboard
    • Authority Check
    • Data Deletion
  • B2B Dashboard
  • Reusable Credentials - One Click KYC
  • Product Information
  • Frequently Asked Questions
  • On-chain verifiable Proof-of-KYC
  • Wallet creation and VC
  • Architecture and Identity Flow
    • 🛡️ KYC Verification + AML Monitoring Flow
    • Data deletion - Right to be forgotten
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  1. Decentralized Storage

New User Verification Flow

Our commitment to security and privacy, ensuring that user verification is handled with the utmost care and their data is encrypted and securely stored in a decentralized manner.

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  1. Submit data for KYC: The user begins by submitting their personal data required for KYC. This is a standard compliance process to verify the identity of the users. - We can process documents from 190 countries.

  2. Perform KYC: Togggle takes the submitted data and performs the necessary checks to verify the user’s identity.

  3. Send KYC data + results: Once the verification is complete, the KYC data and results are sent to Togggle's backend.

    3.1 Encrypt and upload user data: Togggle's backend then encrypts the user's data for security. 3.2 Encryption: The encrypted data is processed, likely adding additional layers of encryption or security measures.

  4. Issue an interoperable VC: After the data is securely encrypted, a Verifiable Credential (VC) is issued. VCs are digital certificates that use cryptography to provide a secure and tamper-evident way for a claim to be represented and verified. In our case, the VC is a hash that can be minted in every chain if needed.

  5. Return VC: The VC is then returned, possibly to the user or to another system within Togggle, ensuring that the user's verified identity is securely stored and ready for use.

POD: The user's encrypted data, along with their VC, is stored in their Personal Online Datastore (POD), where it can be managed and accessed securely.