Privacy-preserving identity verification using zero-knowledge proofs. Prove your credentials without exposing personal data.
The Problem
Students surrender massive amounts of personal information just to get basic discounts. To prove "I'm a student" for a $5 Spotify discount, you must upload your driver's license showing your full name, exact birthdate, home address, photo, and more to companies like SheerID. These companies store this data in centralized databases that become targets for breaches.
The main issue is that verifiers need one bit of information (e.g. "is this person a student?") but current systems require exposing dozens of data points.
Why We Built This
ZeroVerify uses zero-knowledge proofs for attribute verification without data disclosure.
Zero-Knowledge Privacy
Prove attributes without revealing any personal data. Only the proof gets sent to the verifier.
Cross-Platform
Browser-based wallet works on any device. No app installation required.
No Data Storage
Credentials stay on your device. We never store your personal information.
Instant Verification
Generate proofs in seconds. Faster than manual document verification.
How It Works
Authenticate
Log in with your university or employer via OAuth
Store
Receive encrypted credential in your browser wallet
Verify
Generate zero-knowledge proof when verification is needed
See It In Action
Use Cases
🎓 Student Discounts
Access Spotify, Amazon Prime, and other student benefits without uploading your ID
🔞 Age Verification
Prove you're over 21 without revealing your birthdate or full identity
Our Team
ZeroVerify is a capstone project developed by Computer Science students at Oakland University.
Lisa Nguyen
Computer Science
Anton Sakhanovych
Computer Science
Souleymane Sono
Computer Science
Fateha Ima
Computer Science
Simon Griemert
Computer Science