Verify once. Use everywhere.
OwnlyMe is the credential layer. The user scans their ID once. The credential lives on their device. Every integrated platform after that is one tap.
Your users are tired of being asked.
Every verification step loses a few of them. OwnlyMe removes it for returning users: they already verified, so one tap is all that remains. You embed it via SDK or privacy sign-on, the user carries the credential, and nothing lands on your infrastructure.
Scan once. Then one tap, forever.
Scan once
Under a minute. The last time anyone asks.
Stored on device
Encrypted, on the user's phone. Not our servers, not yours. Anchored as a W3C verifiable credential.
One tap
The user approves the specific claim requested. Only what they approve is shared.
Nothing follows
The platform gets the answer. Not the file, not the photo, not the birth date unless that exact claim was requested.
Standards: W3C Verifiable Credentials, eIDAS 2.0 compatible. The full user-facing product lives at ownlyme.id.