Trinsic Reviews

Trinsic makes it incredibly easy to keep and access important points of ID, credentials, and documents that you may need to access at any time, and all of it is kept safely in the cloud with multiple layers of protection and encryption.

The only thing that I dislike is that some elements of the UI are slightly outdated and feel like they need to be modernized in order to feel premium and up-to-date.

I have never found or heard of a truly safe digital wallet, that doesn't just manage your credit/debit cards. This app has changed the game for me. I love keeping my IDs and credentials all in one place on my phone and in the cloud.

It's very helpful software for the official purpose

Still expectations are more for updation

It's solving the business issues and purposes

Trinsic is the best infrastructure for building decentralised products which is used for digital wallets and verifiable credentials; it is very safe and easy to use.

As of now, my experience is good; I did not find any significant dislike,

sometimes it got technical glitches, but apart from that, everything is perfect and safe to use.

It helps in many problems related to digital wallets, even in covid we used it to have a digital covid -19 vaccination card that can be shared and verified instantly

1. Seamless identity management

2. Interoperability and compatibility

3. Developer Friendly tools

4. Enhanced trust and data privacy

The initial stage can be difficult but once you get a hang of it, it's easier.

It solves the Traditional identity management systems that often result in privacy risks, data breaches, and user inconvenience. It solves by offering solutions to these problems that empowers organizations to control their digital identities.

It's easy to integrate and maintain the complexity.Security point of concern is handled very well.

Very less options create a security to share the data with verification

Previously we would have shared information based on trust which is not at all right approach, now we can share after verifying them.

Issue and store verifiable credentials once, then present them to any compatible service within Trinsic's network, eliminating the need for repetitive verifications.

There nothing to dislike but i feel Integrating Trinsic with existing systems might require some technical expertise

Issue and store verifiable credentials once, then present them to any compatible service within Trinsic's network, eliminating the need for repetitive verifications.

It helps to prevent frauds as identities are validated at time of onboarding

It cannot catch modern day frauds like device related intelligence

It helps to keep personal information confidential by using blockchain technology

Their integration with ZApier has allowed us to utilize credential management for every other SaaS application we use like office365, adobe, salesforce, and many more.

The phrase self-sovereign identity sounded very much like technical jargon to an uninitiated candidate. We had a hard time overcoming the steep learning curve accompanying the solution. Thankfully, in 2020, they launched a very detailed blog section that pretty much covers the whole scenario. It is very useful as I've found their support team to be lacking sometimes.

A movement known as "self-sovereign identity" (SSI) contends that a person's digital identity should be just as genuine and significant as their physical identity, accessible to all, privacy-preserving, and independent of any one government or company. Online, verifiable credentials are the accepted method of displaying extrinsic identity. They are often digital, tamper-proof, non-transferable, verified replicas of the cards you'd typically store in a physical wallet and serve as the main contents of an SSI wallet.