Your identity, issued like a passport.
A KYC-verified, tamper-evident credential with a permanent number — presented to the apps you trust, never re-sharing your documents.
What makes it tamper-evident
Fine spirograph line-work that's impractical to forge or reproduce by copy.
ICAO-style MRZ + barcode encode the passport number and check digits.
WP4827190 is permanent — passkeys rotate on top, the identity anchor never changes.
High-risk use requires a live presence check against the photo on file — not a stored flag.
Share only what's needed — name & nationality — without exposing your documents.
Issued by paswad.com under a verifiable authority signature apps can check.
Get your web passport
Verify once, prove it everywhere — without re-sharing your ID.
Get Paswad — freeWeb passport FAQs
Common questions about KYC-verified identity, privacy, and reusability.
What is a Paswad web passport?
The web passport is a KYC-verified, tamper-evident digital identity issued like a real passport, with a permanent passport number. You verify your identity once, and the passport becomes a reusable credential you can present to the apps you trust.
It anchors your account so high-risk actions prove a real, present human — while your passkeys rotate on top of an identity number that never changes. See the security model.
What identity claims does the web passport contain?
A web passport holds verified claims such as your name, nationality, date of birth, residence, and an immutable passport number, established through a KYC check against your government ID.
These claims are cryptographically signed under Paswad's issuing authority, so any app you present them to can verify they are genuine and unaltered without contacting you.
How does selective disclosure protect my privacy?
You never re-share your raw documents. Selective disclosure lets you present only the claims an app actually needs — for example just your name and nationality, or proof that you are over 18 — while everything else stays hidden.
This is data minimisation by design and helps apps meet GDPR and CCPA obligations. Read more on data minimisation.
Is the web passport reusable across different apps?
Yes — that is the point. Verify once, then prove it everywhere. The same passport can be presented to every product you connect, so you skip repeated onboarding and document uploads.
Because Paswad is the identity layer and never holds your funds, your verified identity stays portable and under your control. See plans for businesses issuing verified identities.