Decentralized identity improves conference tracking via verifiable credentials (VCs) stored in attendee wallets. VCs include event-specific data (e.g., ticket type, session access). Smart contracts automate check-ins by validating VCs against entry points, reducing wait times. Zero-knowledge proofs let attendees prove eligibility (e.g., “VIP pass holder”) without sharing personal details. Blockchain ledgers track attendance in real time, enabling analytics (e.g., peak session times) while preventing ticket fraud through immutable records.
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Decentralized identity improves conference attendance tracking by enabling attendees to store event-specific VCs (e.g., tickets, badges) in digital wallets. Scanners validate credentials via zero-knowledge proofs, eliminating physical checks and reducing queues. Smart contracts automate check-in/check-out, while blockchain records provide real-time attendance analytics. Attendees control data sharing, enhancing privacy and reducing administrative overhead.
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Decentralized identity (DID) streamlines conference tracking via verifiable credentials (VCs) for tickets, badges, and session access. Attendees prove eligibility (e.g., "VIP pass") using ZKPs without sharing personal data. Smart contracts automate check-ins and badge activation, while blockchain audit trails reduce ticket fraud. Self-sovereign identity (SSI) lets users control data sharing, and interoperable DIDs enable cross-conference loyalty programs, enhancing security and attendee experience.
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