World Open-Sources ProveKit v1 for Privacy-Protecting Proofs on Phones
Toolkit enables developers to create device-run proofs that keep personal data private during authentication.
TLDR
Engineers from the Worldcoin Foundation announced the release of ProveKit v1, an open-source zero-knowledge proving toolkit built on Noir. It powers the World ID protocol and runs proofs on phones and browsers. The toolkit requires no trusted setup and supports post-quantum security. Developers can now build authentication flows that let users generate proofs locally without sharing underlying personal details. Project leads described the work as a response to repeated data exposures from centralized identity services. The code and documentation are available through the linked project sites.
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Lukas Helminger@luhelminger@recmo Huge congrats! Tbh the first time you told me about Provekit I had doubts if this will ever go in production. You and the whole team pulling this off is incredible. Client-side proving is just getting started.
TR Tremendus@tremendusswiss@recmo this is just useless garbage nobody will ever touch this when you can just use normal KYC without the side of extra scammers behind this.
PE Pedro@zkpedrongmi@dcbuilder @recmo This is some amazing work! Happy to have been part of the Noir ecosystem, it’s something that will forever make me proud
HA Hamster@Key_Not_Found@worldnetwork @worldcoinfnd This is the moment ZK privacy actually becomes usable for everyone
H| Hebe | 🕊️@0xHebee@recmo Glad to see a clean alternative finally out there. 👏👏👏
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