Solution: The Inherited Trust Model

Deeproof introduces a paradigm shift in how identity is verified on-chain: Inherited Trust.

Instead of performing its own KYC checks, Deeproof leverages the rigorous verification processes already undertaken by trusted institutional giants (like Binance, Coinbase, or regulated banks). If a user has already proven their identity to a Tier-1 regulated entity, Deeproof allows them to cryptographically specificy that status and port it to the rest of the Web3 ecosystem.

Atomic Verification

This creates an "Atomic Verification" model: Verify once, use anywhere. A user logs into their existing trusted provider, and Deeproof generates a proof of that valid session. This proof serves as a digital passport, allowing access to any Deeproof-integrated RWA platform without ever sharing a document again.

Zero Data Liability

Crucially, Deeproof is designed with a "Zero Data Liability" architecture. The protocol never sees, touches, or stores the user's personal identifiable information (PII). RWA platforms integrated with Deeproof receive only a mathematical guarantee—a Zero-Knowledge Proof (ZKP)—that the user is compliant. They get the "green light" required for compliance, without the toxic liability of holding user data.