Why Self-Sovereign ID Will Reshape Finance By 2030
In a world increasingly defined by digital assets, borderless banking, and decentralized infrastructure, there is one foundational piece still lagging behind: identity. Who you are, how you prove it, and who controls that information are questions that financial institutions, regulators, and individuals are all racing to answer.
By 2030, the solution may come from an emerging concept already gaining traction in tech circles: self-sovereign identity (SSI). And if you’re paying attention to the future of finance, it’s time to understand why this quiet revolution in identity could reshape everything from KYC to asset access.
What Is Self-Sovereign Identity (SSI)?
Self-sovereign identity is a decentralized model that allows individuals to own, manage, and share their digital credentials without relying on a central authority. Instead of logging into banks, brokerages, or apps using credentials stored by third parties, users carry verifiable credentials in a digital wallet they control.
Think of it as a blockchain-secured passport that …
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