Self Protocol

We’ve raised $9M to accelerate Self - the protocol for fully private, verifiable identity. Our mission: make it possible for anyone to prove who they are online without revealing personal information.

@Mavu_work 🔗 Builder Spotlight: MavuClaw by @Mavu_Work self.xyz/blog/builder-s…

The agentic web needs a human layer. @MavuWork is building that with MavuClaw: a platform where AI agents post microtasks and verified human workers complete them with privacy-first identity, Sybil resistance, and stablecoin payments built in. Read Mavu's Builder Spotlight ↓

Explore the campaign today ↓ app.merkl.xyz/opportunities/…

@merkl_xyz @StabilaFnd @Celo Check out this thread for a step-by-step of how to verify with Self, and provide liquidity on the incentivized Uniswap pool and earn rewards via @Merkl_xyz ↓

Earn up to 50%+ APY on @Uniswap v4 by proving yourSelf! Users can earn boosted rewards on CELO-USD₮ pool by verifying with Self, unlocking exclusive incentive yields. Real yield for real humans.

We built a voting system where our ID/passport proves you're eligible, but nobody, not even us, knows who you are. Coercion-resistant. Receipt-free. Fully anonymous. Here's how we built Ask the World, and why it matters. 👉🏽 blog.vocdoni.io/ask-the-world-… blog.vocdoni.io/ask-the-world-…

To explore more of the agentic apps building with Self, check out our ecosystem map blog post ↓ self.xyz/blog/agentic-l…

Learn more about TrustAgent and how to integrate it on their @karmahq_ project page ↓ karmahq.xyz/project/celo-t…

Can agents trust each other? Without an identity layer, reputation scores hold less credibility. Bots can still swap fake reviews for unearned limits. TrustAgent, built on Self's track at @Celo's Build Agents for the Real World hackathon, is taking an early shot at fixing it ↓

21/ @SelfProtocol - $1,000 Best Self Agent ID Integration - $1,000: Agents with ZK-powered, human-backed IDs using Self Agent ID, where privacy-preserving identity is essential to the system working.

Learn more about Synthesis and start building today. Submissions close Sunday, March 22nd. synthesis.md

During @ethereumfndn's agentic hackathon, developers can add a privacy-first identity layer so users can delegate proof of their humanity & credentials to their agent. Self is sponsoring a $1K bounty at @synthesis_md. Are you ready to build?

Self ZK Resident Blizkperse is looking good. Built on @Celo and @monad, the protocol is leveraging Self to bring private payments for hackathon projects to life. Check out @0xVato's thread to learn more ↓

Upload your personal data just to access a platform. Watch your data get exposed and stolen. Upload your data again somewhere else. Rinse and repeat. Until now. Self's privacy-first verification breaks the cycle.

@FundingCommons SF - what a weekend! Thrilled to share what we're building at Mavu: infrastructure where AI agents find verified humans to unlock collaborative value at global scale, powered by @SelfProtocol. Energized to build the future of work!

Ask the World went live last week . The miniapp isn't the product. The protocol is. Anonymous, identity-verified voting live at asktheworld.davinci.ninja. But that's just one use case. DAVINCI is decision-making infrastructure: @Vocdoni has been powering real elections for governments, parties, and unions, and with the new DAVINCI Protocol, this infrastructure is permissionless, open-source, and ready for builders. Here's why that matters 👇🏽

Another one bites the dust. RIP to every social platform that thinks content moderation alone can save them. The bot crisis is solved at the identity layer, not the content layer. The foundation for a truthful and high-value social platform is real humans. If this cannot be guaranteed then sooner or later the platform will collapse under the pressure of bots and fakes posting AI slop and misinformation. What's the solution? Well in simple terms social networks must verify that their users are real humans. However, verifying you are real via SMS or email confirmation is no longer enough. Bots and AIs are sophisticated enough to bypass those easily. The actual solution: Verify users based on real-world credentials that can't be duplicated. That is passports, ID cards, drivers licenses and so on. BUT as you verify those credentials you do not want the liability of storing your users' sensitive information like passport data. We have seen enough data abuses and hacks in the past. It was only recently that Discord was hacked and 70k user credentials were exposed. What the hell? The ACTUAL solution: Verify users without even reading or storing their personal information. Zero-knowledge proofs and protocols like @SelfProtocol allow for passport and ID verification without disclosing personal data. This enables social networks to only allow verified humans while protecting their privacy. I believe the future of social networks will heavily rely on such systems or not function at all. Verify users but also protect them. Pseudonymous + verified = The only viable future for social platforms. Working on it @OpenbandsXYZ

@SelfClaw @CeloDevs @Celo Leveling up ‼️

Expanding our integration with @SelfProtocol to include its Agent ID SDK 🫡