AIR Identity

Generate revenue
from your existing data

Issue verifiable credentials, and let partners verify them without ever seeing the raw data.

How AIR Identity works

Monetize your data

Define the credentials

Select user attributes as credentials (Activeness, Professional Status, KYC Status etc).
Verification programs checklist: KYC status, activeness, Pro status, wallet age, and credit score

Issue credentials

Generate credential proofs via a single API call upon user verification.
Credential issuance API call returning a verified proof valid for 90 days

Accrue revenue

Set your network fee; receive royalties whenever a partner verifies these credentials.
Earnings dial showing $3.00 earned per verification
Acquire high-value users

Define criteria

Choose the criteria you require: age, reputation, compliance status.
Assurance criteria: age, reputation, and compliance required; accreditation optional

Request proof

The user will be asked to share the credential proof. The user has the ultimate discretion whether to share such proof.
Assurance criteria: age, reputation, and compliance required; accreditation optional

Confirm status

Receive a verification (fees are only charged upon receipt of verification).
Verification confirmed — age, reputation, and compliance passed, with a 3.00 USD8 fee

Why AIR Identity

Privacy by design
Zero-knowledge proofs confirm facts without sharing the data behind them.
A global partner network
Reach users across the Moca Network who already hold verified credentials.
Seamless for users
Connect to your current login system or use AIR Account for easy social login.
Grow beyond identity
Start with identity, then add money and loyalty through the same integration when you are ready.

What’s your goal?

Most businesses do both — one AIR integration covers it.
Monetize data you already hold
Earn a fee every time a partner confirms a fact about your users without exposing their private files.
Best for
Banks and lenders confirming creditworthiness
Professional networks verifying credentials
Loyalty programs and membership clubs
Acquire new users with trusted credentials
Ask for a proof if a user is over 18, a VIP, or a real person instead of an ID document. You get a definitive yes, with nothing to store.
Best for
Platforms requiring age or location checks
Partner networks honoring VIP status
Apps fighting bots and fraud
Important: Each verifier remains responsible for determining whether a given credential satisfies its own regulatory requirements in its jurisdiction.

AIR Identity use cases

Consent screen asking the user to allow Spendify to verify their identity data: name, date of birth and gender
Banks and fintech
Reuse the checks you already ran and confirm a customer qualifies in one step, so onboarding costs less and fewer people drop off.
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Marketplaces and platforms
Check that users are real, old enough, and eligible with a simple yes or no, so you stop fraud without collecting or storing ID documents.
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Insurance and healthcare
Confirm eligibility, age, or a licence without holding sensitive records, so you lower the risk of a data breach.

The complete identity module

AIR Identity is the required foundation. Once integrated, you can expand to AIR Agent, AIR Money and AIR Loyalty through the same SDK.

Trust
Single sign-on (SSO)
Connect your existing authentication or utilize AIR Account for built-in email and social login. Users authenticate once and navigate seamlessly across the entire ecosystem.
Trust
Verify credentials without accessing raw data
Turn your user data into trusted proof. Other businesses confirm what they need to know without ever accessing the raw information.
Trust
Gated data sharing
You control disclosure. Businesses choose which credentials to share, with which partners, and under what conditions. Partners receive a verified yes or no, never the raw data behind it.
Trust
Plug and play deployment
Embed AIR Identity directly into your existing application. Deploy under your own brand with zero disruption to the user experience. Go live within days through a single SDK integration.
Trust
Agentic identity layer
Equip AI agents with verifiable credentials to authenticate, transact, and act on behalf of users,  governed by user-approved mandates and zero-knowledge proofs.
Use Cases

See how platforms
use
AIR Indentity

Banks and fintech
Reuse the checks you already ran and confirm a customer qualifies in one step, so onboarding costs less and fewer people drop off.
Marketplaces and platforms
Check that users are real, old enough, and eligible with a simple yes or no, so you stop fraud without collecting or storing ID documents.
Insurance and healthcare
Confirm eligibility, age, or a licence without holding sensitive records, so you lower the risk of a data breach.
Privacy-by-design identity architecture

Built for enterprise compliance

Privacy-by-design architecture: encryption, user consent, and zero-knowledge verification, without exposing or storing raw data. Built to support GDPR, the DPDP Act, and other data-privacy laws.

Scale your business with trusted data

Generate recurring revenue from data verifications and acquire new users with minimal data custody.
AIR Identity flow: define credentials, issue proof, and accrue revenue per verification

FAQs

How do I know which path is right for me?
If you have user data others would pay to confirm (membership tier, achievements, KYC status), start with "Monetize Your Data." If you need to confirm things about users but don't want to collect the underlying raw data, start with "Trust Without Liability." Many businesses do both
How do I make money from my data?
You set your own pricing for credentials. When another business confirms one of your credentials, they pay you. You're monetizing data you already have — without sharing any of the raw information.
What is a credential?
A credential is a digital proof of a fact about a user — like "passed KYC" or "is over 18" or "is a Gold member." It's created by one business, owned by the user, and can be confirmed (subject to user consent) by other businesses without sharing the underlying data.
What can I create credentials for?
Anything you can verify. Examples by industry:
Gaming:
achievements, ranks, playtime, ownership
Loyalty:
membership tiers, points balance, VIP status
HR:
employment status, tenure, certifications
Events:
ticket ownership, fan club membership, access passes
Social:
follower count, engagement, verification status
Finance:
KYC status, accreditation, income thresholds
How much does it cost to confirm credentials?
Fees are set by whoever created the credential. Typically far less than running full KYC, and you skip the data storage and compliance overhead.
Is AIR Identity only for KYC?
No. KYC is one use case. Credentials work for anything verifiable: loyalty tiers, gaming achievements, employment status, event access, and social proof. Any fact you can verify can become a credential
What are zero-knowledge proofs, and why do they matter?
Zero-knowledge proofs (ZK proofs) let you confirm a fact without revealing the data behind it. For example, you can prove someone is over 18 without sharing their birthdate. For businesses, this means verifying users without ever holding raw data: lower breach risk, reduced GDPR exposure, and stronger trust with privacy-conscious users.
How long does integration take?
Most partners go live within days. The SDK is modular: start with one capability and expand later.
Is this compliant with privacy laws?
The architecture is privacy-first by design, but you will need to seek your own independent advice to ensure that your use of AIR Identity complies with the data protection laws and regulations which are applicable to you.
FAQs

Common questions

How do I know which path is right for me?
If you have user data others would pay to confirm (membership tier, achievements, KYC status), start with "Monetize Your Data." If you need to confirm things about users but don't want to collect the underlying raw data, start with "Trust Without Liability." Many businesses do both
How do I make money from my data?
You set your own pricing for credentials. When another business confirms one of your credentials, they pay you. You're monetizing data you already have — without sharing any of the raw information.
What is a credential?
A credential is a digital proof of a fact about a user — like "passed KYC" or "is over 18" or "is a Gold member." It's created by one business, owned by the user, and can be confirmed (subject to user consent) by other businesses without sharing the underlying data.
What can I create credentials for?
Anything you can verify. Examples by industry:
Gaming:
achievements, ranks, playtime, ownership
Loyalty:
membership tiers, points balance, VIP status
HR:
employment status, tenure, certifications
Events:
ticket ownership, fan club membership, access passes
Social:
follower count, engagement, verification status
Finance:
KYC status, accreditation, income thresholds
How much does it cost to confirm credentials?
Fees are set by whoever created the credential. Typically far less than running full KYC, and you skip the data storage and compliance overhead.
Is AIR Identity only for KYC?
No. KYC is one use case. Credentials work for anything verifiable: loyalty tiers, gaming achievements, employment status, event access, and social proof. Any fact you can verify can become a credential
What are zero-knowledge proofs, and why do they matter?
Zero-knowledge proofs (ZK proofs) let you confirm a fact without revealing the data behind it. For example, you can prove someone is over 18 without sharing their birthdate. For businesses, this means verifying users without ever holding raw data: lower breach risk, reduced GDPR exposure, and stronger trust with privacy-conscious users.
How long does integration take?
Most partners go live within days. The SDK is modular: start with one capability and expand later.
Is this compliant with privacy laws?
The architecture is privacy-first by design, but you will need to seek your own independent advice to ensure that your use of AIR Identity complies with the data protection laws and regulations which are applicable to you.
How do I know which path is right for me?
If you have user data others would pay to confirm (membership tier, achievements, KYC status), start with "Monetize Your Data." If you need to confirm things about users but don't want to collect the underlying raw data, start with "Trust Without Liability." Many businesses do both.
How do I make money from my data?
You set your own pricing for credentials. When another business confirms one of your credentials, they pay you. You're monetizing data you already have, without sharing the raw information.
What is a credential?
A credential is a digital proof of a fact about a user: "passed KYC," "is over 18," or "is a Gold member." It's created by one business, owned by the user, and can be confirmed (with user consent) by other businesses without sharing the underlying data.
What can I create credentials for?
Anything you can verify. Examples by industry:
Gaming:
achievements, ranks, playtime, ownership
Loyalty:
membership tiers, points balance, VIP status
HR:
employment status, tenure, certifications
Events:
ticket ownership, fan club membership, access passes
Social:
follower count, engagement, verification status
Finance:
KYC status, accreditation, income thresholds
How much does it cost to confirm credentials?
Fees are set by whoever created the credential. Typically far less than running full KYC, and you skip the data storage and compliance overhead.
Is AIR Identity only for KYC?
No. KYC is one use case. Credentials work for anything verifiable: loyalty tiers, gaming achievements, employment status, event access, and social proof. Any fact you can verify can become a credential.
What are zero-knowledge proofs, and why do they matter?
Zero-knowledge proofs (ZK proofs) let you confirm a fact without revealing the data behind it. For example, you can prove someone is over 18 without sharing their birthdate. For businesses, this means verifying users without ever holding raw data: lower breach risk, reduced GDPR exposure, and stronger trust with privacy-conscious users.
How long does integration take?
Most partners go live within days. The SDK is modular: start with one capability and expand later.
How does AIR Identity handle GDPR and other data-protection laws?
The architecture is privacy-preserving by design. You should confirm with your own counsel that your use of AIR Identity meets the GDPR and other data-protection laws applicable to you.

Identity is the beginning

AIR Money

Maximize customer lifetime value

AIR Loyalty: a member card showing John Doe, Gold tier, 25,678 AIR SP
AIR Loyalty

Turn rewards into real retention

Capture value at every transaction.