Issue a scoped credential or encrypted claim. Seal the resulting assertion. Let a counterparty verify what is true without receiving the underlying data. PrivacyCore™ turns that shared verify-and-seal primitive into concrete surfaces for identity, payroll, and lending.
Each tier packages the same product decision: keep the sensitive source data with its holder, then move a narrow, cryptographically sealed claim to the party that needs to verify it. Choose the surface that matches the claim you need to issue.
These are concrete verify/seal tiers, not arbitrary usage bundles. Each one maps the primitive to an existing product surface and a specific counterparty outcome.
Let an AI agent prove it has the authority to act without exposing the human or organization behind it.
Outcome: a verifier sees the right-to-act, not the person behind the agent.
Open Agent Identity →Turn a payslip into an auditable receipt while the plaintext stays in the browser and out of the transport path.
Outcome: payroll partners verify issuance and integrity without receiving the payslip bytes.
Open Payroll →Convert encrypted financial history into a claim a lender can underwrite without taking custody of the history itself.
Outcome: extend credit against a verifiable credential, not a copied financial file.
Open Lending →No arbitrary dollar tiers. The product boundary is the verified claim.
Start with the product surface that matches your claim, then bring the right counterparty into the verification flow.
Agent Identity includes scoped credential issuance, policy-bound authority claims, and a counterparty verification surface. The principal identity and history stay undisclosed. See the Agent Identity surface.
Payroll includes browser-side encrypted salary envelopes, jurisdiction-aware claims, KAIOS receipt sealing with Ed25519 signing, and browser-side verification. See the Payroll surface.
Lending includes encrypted financial-history claims, policy-scoped creditworthiness proof, credential-voucher issuance, and lender-side verification without handing over the source file. See the Lending surface.
No. The verifier receives the narrow disclosed claim or receipt metadata, not sensitive plaintext. Payroll bytes are encrypted before transport, while identity and lending source data remain sealed. Read the identity, payroll, and lending explanations for the relevant flow.
Choose the product surface closest to your workflow, share your use case or compliance requirement and desired success criteria through the enterprise intake, then use the partner integration path for implementation details.
Start with the surface closest to your workflow, then use the same verify-and-seal posture everywhere sensitive claims need to travel.