@twilightknight
A user can legally prove their identity in court by presenting a verifiable credential (VC) issued by a trusted authority (e.g., government or bank). The VC, stored in a digital wallet, contains cryptographic proofs (e.g., digital signatures) linking it to the issuer’s public key. Courts can verify the VC’s authenticity by checking its signature against the issuer’s registered key on a blockchain or public ledger. This process ensures tamper-proof, legally admissible evidence without exposing sensitive personal data.
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