idOS Documentation
  • OVERVIEW
  • What is idOS?
  • Why is idOS needed?
  • Market focus
  • The idOS Consortium
  • HOW IT WORKS
    • What data is stored, how?
    • System design
      • Roles (main stakeholders)
      • Decentralized storage
      • Access management
      • Encryption & idOS Enclave
      • Data flows
  • COMPLIANCE
    • idOS Regulatory approach
    • KYC Re-usability
      • Passporting
      • Data ingestion
      • Case studies for KYC re-usability
    • Compliance overview
      • idOS & Regulatory frameworks
    • idOS Compliance partners
  • INTEGRATE
    • Integration overview
    • SDKs
    • Applications
    • Hosted integrations
    • Integration guides
      • Neobank/wallet integration
      • Financial module integration
      • Web2 -> Web3 integration
    • Legal Considerations
  • ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
    • Official links
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  • idOS User Data Dashboard
  • Key Features
  • Network Explorer (Coming soon)
  • Key Features
  1. INTEGRATE

Applications

Other Applications provided by idOS

idOS provides several applications that serve different stakeholders in the ecosystem. These applications offer intuitive interfaces for managing identity data, access permissions, and Verifiable Credentials, ensuring that users, data consumers, and issuers can efficiently interact with the idOS network.

idOS User Data Dashboard

URL: https://dashboard.idos.network/

Github (Main): https://github.com/idos-network/idos-sdk-js/tree/main/apps/idos-data-dashboard

Github (Issuer & Consumer Elements): https://github.com/idos-network/idos-sdk-js/tree/main/apps/dashboard-for-dapps

The idOS Dashboard is the primary interface for all idOS stakeholders, including individual users (Data Owners), identity issuers, and data consumers such as dApps, enterprises, and financial institutions. By consolidating all identity-related operations into a single, intuitive interface, the idOS Dashboard ensures seamless interaction with the idOS network while maintaining privacy, security, and user control.

Key Features

  • Cross-Chain Wallet Management: Users can add or remove wallets from their idOS profile, allowing them to associate multiple blockchain identities with their account. This enables seamless identity portability across different chains.

  • View & Manage Access Grants: The dashboard provides a clear overview of all granted access permissions, allowing users to see which applications, institutions, or third parties have permission to access their data.

  • Revoke Access Grants: Users have full control over their data and can revoke access at any time (unless they have been created with a contractual time-lock). This ensures dynamic and real-time access control, giving individuals the power to protect their identity information whenever necessary.

  • Inspect Verifiable Credentials: The dashboard allows users to view the encrypted content of their Verifiable Credentials, ensuring they have full transparency over their identity records while maintaining privacy and security.

  • Search Through Credential Data (For Consumers / Issuers): The dashboard includes advanced search functionality, allowing data consumers to efficiently find and verify specific identity attributes within the credentials they have permission to access.

  • Revoke Issued Credentials (For Issuers): Identity issuers, such as KYC providers, financial institutions, or compliance services, have the ability to revoke previously issued credentials if they expire, become invalid, or require an update.

Network Explorer (Coming soon)

In addition to the idOS Dashboard, the idOS Ecosystem includes a technical network explorer designed to provide visibility into the idOS Network’s operations, permissions, and identity interactions. This explorer serve as an essential tool for developers, node operators, and ecosystem participants who need insights into the decentralized identity infrastructure.

The idOS Network Explorer allows users to inspect network activity, node operations, and access control events in real-time. It provides transparency into how identity data is stored, managed, and accessed within the permissioned decentralized storage network that powers idOS.

Key Features

  • Node & Network Status Monitoring: View real-time information on idOS nodes, including uptime, performance, and operational status. This ensures network reliability and transparency, especially as new node operators are onboarded in the future.

  • Access Grant Visibility: Track publicly recorded access grants within the Access Management Protocol, providing an audit trail of when and to whom access has been granted or revoked. This ensures compliance with self-sovereign identity principles while keeping actual identity data encrypted and private.

  • Transaction Logs & API Usage Analytics: Developers integrating idOS can access logs of SDK interactions, API requests, and data retrieval operations, helping with debugging, optimization, and security monitoring.

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