Decentralized Identity is a methodology that allows individuals to securely control their digital Identity without relying on a central authority. The need for decentralized Identity Traditional Identity models do not protect user interests and can leave personal information vulnerable. Decentralized Identity helps close the gap on a growing list of digital Identity concerns: Data breaches: Organizations often collect sensitive personal data for authentication in a centralized location, exposing users to increasing risks from frequent and sophisticated data breaches. Fragmented online experience: Most people still struggle with a fragmented online Identity experience, authenticating separately with many service providers. Digital disenfranchisement: Despite progress in digital inclusion initiatives, approximately 850 million people worldwide still cannot claim ownership of their Identity, leaving them unable to participate fully in essential services and technological advancements. Increasing regulatory pressure: Stringent data protection laws like GDPR and CCP have further highlighted the need for more privacy-centric Identity.