KYC is such an obvious use case for zero-knowledge proofs.

In the future, people will find it difficult to believe that we used to send unencrypted identity documents over the Internet.

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... unless the government steps up to the plate and provides a unified ZKP-enabled platform

Super interesting topic, though one of the main issues from what I understand is that we will still need to rely on a party to verify the information before we can use the information via ZKP

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Agree it's complex (I'd even say chaotic)

I have no idea how it will play out

easy statement, but complex problem to solve (multi-sided ecosystem adoption)

do you have a bet on where + when we see real momentum here? will coinbase / base find success in the playbook being run?

https://twitter.com/PaulRBerg/status/1557461559143702529

Is it really unencrypted if it send over https 🤔 you are talking about the document at rest ?

Yeah, in the future. Hopefully, we will still be alive by then. Although, I recently did kinto kyc which I felt like my documents are encrypted but maybe cos I'm a noob.