Systems · DICPS

Digital Identity Capability Proof Service

DICPS is documented as a privacy-preserving attribute-verification service using zero-knowledge proofs — proving a claim about an identity without revealing the underlying data.

What DICPS is

The repository documents a TypeScript service built around zero-knowledge circuits (snarkjs/circom) for proving attribute claims — age thresholds, licensing, clearance levels — without disclosing the underlying identity data.

Documented components

Identity registry and credential issuer
ZK circuit engine and proof generator/verifier
Revocation registry
Extensive threat-model and security-proof documentation

Current package version

digital-identity-capability-proof-service 1.0.0

Source: package.json at pinned commit.

Open metadata source

Status, limitations, and proof trail

The repository ships its own security proofs, adversarial model, and audit-chain design documents. Those are the maintainer's own write-up — this portal did not independently re-verify the cryptographic claims or run the circuits.

README proof source Pinned repository revision Repository