2025-12-14 07:25:23

zkPass is not limited to a single chain or a few applications. From L2 solutions like Polygon to BNB Chain, zkPass has achieved cross-chain deployment. Its core value lies in enabling verification of Web2 identity credentials without relying on APIs. This means that multi-chain dApp ecosystems can securely access and utilize user identity information and activity data while ensuring privacy.

In practical implementation, zkPass leverages zero-knowledge proof technology to bridge the identity barriers between Web2 and Web3 worlds. Users can prove their identity and qualifications to on-chain applications without revealing original information. This has direct application potential in cross-chain applications, compliance reviews, user rights protection, and other scenarios. Currently, dApps across multiple public chains such as DeFi and NFTs are exploring more secure user verification solutions, and zkPass’s multi-chain approach precisely addresses this pain point.

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GasFeeCryer

· 12-17 04:24

Damn, this is the true bridge between Web2 and Web3. You can verify identity without exposing privacy, the logic is brilliant. I've been saying for a while that zero-knowledge proofs are the future, and now a project is finally using them in the right way. Multi-chain deployment is a smart move, unlike some projects that can only survive on a single chain. Now compliance and privacy no longer have to be mutually exclusive. It feels like the DeFi crowd is going to go crazy. They've bypassed the API, and it seems zkPass has directly reduced the complexity of this matter. I'm a bit curious about how exactly it works, need to find a supported dApp to try it out. If it really becomes popular, the landscape of identity verification will change dramatically.

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ZkSnarker

· 12-15 20:13

so they finally figured out you can do web2-web3 identity without selling your soul to the api gods? well technically this was always possible, just took everyone a while to notice lol

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FortuneTeller42

· 12-14 07:55

Someone finally got the identity verification thing right. You don't have to expose privacy to prove yourself. This is what Web3 should look like. Multi-chain deployment is quite aggressive, with Polygon and BNB both covered. Truly a serious project. Zero-knowledge proof is indeed a solution, but we might have to wait a bit longer for applications to actually use it. By the way, if the no-API approach can really be implemented, it could ease half of the compliance issues in DeFi. Hmm, this idea is indeed fresh, but I want to see how it performs in practice. It feels like this is the right path for identity verification—privacy and security handled together. Interesting. If this thing can be developed successfully, cross-chain verification will become much simpler. Honestly, the multi-chain solution shows real imagination. I’m optimistic about this direction. The term "identity barrier" is used perfectly; it’s definitely a major bottleneck from Web2 to Web3. In that case, zkPass can be considered to have identified the pain point. Now it’s just a matter of how they expand from here.

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LiquidationKing

· 12-14 07:53

Sounds good, but can it really be used? If zkPass can truly seamlessly connect Web2 and Web3 without pain, it should have been popularized long ago. Multi-chain deployment sounds great, but I'm worried it's just another PPT coin. The theory behind zero-knowledge proofs is solid; the key is how the implementation performs. It seems every year there's someone working on this kind of identity verification solution, so why hasn't it been widely adopted yet? If APIs can be eliminated? That’s impossible; there must be many intermediate steps. Good talk, but I'm afraid in the end only big players will be able to use it. Privacy + Security + Cross-chain, can't we just choose one instead of having to have all? This approach seems right, but truly solving DeFi compliance issues is still a long way off. Multi-chain solutions sound attractive, but will users actually buy into it? Zero-knowledge proofs and identity barriers—it's a bunch of technical stack piled up.

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BearEatsAll

· 12-14 07:48

Finally, a project has figured out how to handle identity verification without exposing privacy while still proving who you are. This is the kind of Web3 we should have. But to be honest, the real test is whether the major dApps will cooperate. Technology alone isn't enough. Multi-chain deployment is truly hardcore and much more reliable than projects that just brag on a single chain. Zero-knowledge proof is a promising solution for identity verification, but I'm worried it might end up being more of a "nice to have" than a practical one. Now DeFi people finally don't have to choose between privacy and compliance anymore.

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MentalWealthHarvester

· 12-14 07:43

No API required for identity verification, this is what privacy should look like --- Multi-chain deployment is indeed impressive, DeFi projects can finally safely use user data --- Zero-knowledge proofs connect Web2 and Web3, sounds good but how is it implemented? --- By addressing the compliance pain point, dApps are probably waiting for zkPass’s solution --- Being able to verify identity without exposing original information is much safer than API calls, right? --- All major public blockchains are using it, is this really not another rug pull project? --- So in the end, this is mainly for those applications that require KYC --- Privacy protection is well done, but the key is who in the ecosystem is actually using it

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SybilSlayer

· 12-14 07:42

Multi-chain deployment is indeed impressive, but are APIs really that problematic... --- Zero-knowledge proofs sound high-end, but how do they work in practice? --- Sounds good, but is privacy protection really reliable? --- Connecting Web2 and Web3 identity barriers, sounds like solving real problems --- How to balance privacy and regulation in compliance reviews? It’s a bit uncertain --- Another multi-chain solution and zero-knowledge proofs, this time it’s really not just hype, right? --- If we don’t verify identities through APIs, will efficiency actually decrease? --- Feels like this needs quite a few dApps to adopt for it to really take off --- Privacy is secured, but what about blacklists? That issue hasn't been solved, right? --- I’m optimistic about cross-chain applications, but there are also many competitors

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