Sign-in and authentication: World ID allows you to sign-in and authenticate into web, mobile and decentralized applications and privately attest that you are a unique human and not a bot or AI system. By signing in with World ID to apps and services, you do not need to disclose any personal information such as a phone number or email address. The application or service will only know you are a unique human; your actions are not trackable through World ID. Today, sign-in with World ID is available through integrations with third parties such as Okta’s Auth0.
Claim with World ID: You can also claim certain products and services with World ID, particularly where a third-party wants to ensure that the product or service is only claimed once by each human. By claiming with World ID, you are signaling that you are only claiming once and cannot claim multiple times. Today, claiming with World is available through services like Discord, where you can claim a unique badge proving you are a unique human and not a bot or AI system.
Future uses: The World SDK is open source and available for anyone to build on World Network. Future uses will continue to emerge as more developers use World ID as a proof of human verification protocol and signal.
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