Key Features and Flows

The Identity and Data Layer (IDL) provides a modular and comprehensive framework for managing digital identities and data sovereignty in both web2 and web3 environments. Designed to offer flexibility, security, and privacy, the IDL enables users to maintain full control over their identities and data while seamlessly interacting with decentralized platforms.

Key features and flows within the IDL ensure that critical processes, such as identity verification, data authentication, and cross-chain communication, are handled efficiently and transparently. These features form the foundation for decentralized applications to build secure, scalable, and user-centric solutions.

The CARV Protocol serves as a concrete implementation of the IDL, incorporating these flows into its infrastructure to power seamless interactions and data management. Through the CARV Protocol, these flows bring identity management and data monetization to life with specific features, such as:

• Namespace Registration Flow: Defines how unique namespaces are registered, authenticated, and managed within the CARV Protocol, ensuring ownership and secure interaction with decentralized services.

• OAuth Flow: Demonstrates how CARV ID integrates with third-party applications, allowing users to grant data access while maintaining control over their privacy and information sharing.

• Self Proof Flow: Allows CARV users to generate verifiable proofs of their identity or data without third-party reliance, leveraging the IDL’s secure framework for autonomous identity verification.

• Info Subscription Flow: Facilitates real-time data subscriptions across different chains, where applications can subscribe to information updates, leveraging CARV's decentralized infrastructure for reliable and verifiable notifications.

These flows highlight the CARV Protocol’s role in implementing the IDL’s vision, ensuring that users and businesses can manage, verify, and interact with data in a decentralized and scalable environment.