Verifications
Tythe integrates zero-knowledge verification streams that allow users to prove uniqueness, link offchain accounts, and optionally include real-world credit data, all without revealing private information.
These verifications are bound to a TRIS and stored as metadata used during DISC Score computation. They do not trigger scores on their own, but determine eligibility, metric weighting, and access tiers. Verifications for Individuals
Humanity Verification
zk-biometric proof of uniqueness
World ID, Humanity Protocol
Required for DISC Score eligibility
Social Verification
zkTLS account ownership + signals
Reclaim Protocol, Kaito (Yaps)
Impacts Social metric in DISC Score
Credit Score Verification
Encrypted credit score anchoring
Chainlink, Blocky (via TEEs)
Impacts Financial metric in DISC Score
1. Humanity Verification
Used to establish that a TRIS belongs to a real, unique human to prevent Sybil.
This is the gate to trust-weighted participation across Tythe.
zk-KYH proofs (iris scan via World, palm scan via Humanity)
No personal identifiers stored by Tythe
Required to begin earning DISC Score
2. Social Verification
Used to link offchain identities and quantify attention, engagement, or ownership.
zkTLS proofs via Reclaim confirm ownership of X, GitHub, YouTube, etc.
Optional Kaito integration pulls Yaps Score metadata to enhance social weight
Contributes to the Social credibility metric
Fully revocable by the user
3. Real-World Credit Verification
Used to anchor traditional credit score data to a TRIS for financial credibility scoring.
Data is fetched through Chainlink oracle feeds (or via cost-efficient TEEs like Blocky)
All values are encrypted and summarized into ZK-verifiable attestations
No raw credit data is stored or revealed
Used in the Financial metric of the DISC Score
Note: Verifications are optional but heavily weighted, and hence, recommended to all individuals.
They allow individuals to bring real-world trust and digital reputation into the DISC Engine without exposing identity and sensitive information.
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— Psalm 26:2
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