Making Web3 Accessible Written by Majella Horan, Content Writer for KILT Protocol. Since launching in April 2022, over 10,000 web3names have been claimed. In short, a web3name replaces a long string of numbers and letters (typical for blockchain) with an easily readable name. But it’s so much more! …

Upgrading your DID currently requires a deposit of 2 KILT. Let’s dive into why this deposit exists and how it works. First it’s important to understand how DIDs (decentralized identifiers) form the core of your digital identity on KILT. …

By Ingo Rübe, founder of KILT Protocol and CEO of BOTLabs GmbH, the initial developer of KILT. The internet is evolving as rapidly as technology develops, leading to a lot of talk lately about Web3 and the Metaverse. These developments are not just about a better quality of immersive gaming…

The promotion has now ended. You can now claim your web3name by following the instructions here. Note: you need to have around 3 KILT in your wallet (2 KILT deposit for the on-chain DID, and transaction fees). We are delighted to introduce web3name, a way to create a unique name…

KILT identity blockchain for issuing decentralized credentials will enhance Authtrail’s data integrity for enterprise 22 March 2022, Malta and Berlin — Authtrail and B.T.E. BOTLabs Trusted Entity GmbH (BTE), a developer of applications for KILT Protocol, announced plans to integrate KILT DIDs into the Authtrail platform to improve its trustworthiness…

We are delighted to announce the launch of DIDsign, a decentralized way to sign and verify files privately and securely. DIDsign is designed to make online services more convenient and safer in Web3, the next generation of the internet. DIDsign allows you to sign any digital file — PDFs, audio…

Written by Paul Pomerleau, Developer Relations at BOTLabs GmbH, the company that initially developed KILT Protocol. Last year was the most exciting to date in KILT’s short history. With incredible support from the community, the KILT crowdloan cap of 220,000 KSM was achieved hours after the parachain slot auction began…

self-owned, trustworthy social account credentials…now what? — Written by Paul Pomerleau — Developer Relations at BOTLabs GmbH, the company that initially developed KILT Protocol. SocialKYC recently launched. In short, it’s a service that lets you get credentials which validate that you own various social accounts. Right now that means email and Twitter…although I hear rumours that Discord…

We are thrilled to announce the launch of SocialKYC, a service for regaining control over your digital identity using KILT Protocol. SocialKYC is a building block for making online services in Web3 better and safer, providing a way to return your credentials to where they belong — with you! KYC…