Frequently Asked Questions
What is NeutralToken?
NeutralToken is a privacy-first protocol for digital identity and verifiable credentials, enabling secure, consent-driven attestations for wallets and users.
How does NeutralToken protect my privacy?
NeutralToken never exposes your wallet address or links your activity across apps. Verification happens locally, and tokens are portable proofs that do not reveal your identity or wallet to verifiers. No tracking, no PII storage, and no verifier-to-issuer communication is required.
What are the main use cases for NeutralToken?
- Token-gated communities (Discord, DAOs, forums)
- Event access and ticketing
- Age verification for regulatory compliance
- App integrations (airdrops, allowlists, eligibility checks)
- Regulatory-friendly proof of control
How does age verification work with NeutralToken?
NeutralToken enables privacy-preserving age checks by issuing a token that proves age eligibility without revealing your identity or wallet address. This meets new regulatory requirements for online age-restricted content and applications.
Can NeutralToken be used for KYC or AML compliance?
NeutralToken is designed for privacy-first eligibility and access control, not for full KYC/AML. However, it can be used as a component in compliance workflows where proof of control or eligibility is required without exposing user data.
How do I integrate NeutralToken into my app?
Install the SDK (npm install @neutraltoken/core) or use the PrivateBadge Widget for embeddable verification. See the SDK repo and widget docs for details.
Is NeutralToken open source?
Yes! All core specifications, SDKs, and reference implementations are open source and available on the NeutralToken Foundation GitHub.
What wallets and apps are supported?
NeutralToken is designed to be wallet-agnostic and works with any wallet that supports standard signing. Integration guides and compatibility lists are available in the documentation.
How does NeutralToken handle offline or fallback verification?
Tokens can be presented as QR codes or copied for offline verification, enabling access even when a wallet is not connected.
What happens if I lose my NeutralToken?
If you lose your NeutralToken, you may need to re-verify with the original Issuer to obtain a new badge. Wallet Providers may offer backup or recovery options, but NeutralToken itself does not track or store user tokens.
Can NeutralToken be revoked?
Issuers can set expiration dates or revocation mechanisms for badges. Verifiers should check the validity and revocation status of a NeutralToken during verification.
Does NeutralToken support selective disclosure?
NeutralToken is designed for minimal disclosure. Only the required proof (e.g., age, eligibility) is shared, not the underlying identity or wallet address.
How does NeutralToken compare to other credential protocols?
NeutralToken focuses on privacy, offline verification, and ease of integration. It is compatible with existing wallets and can be used alongside other credential systems.
Where can I learn more or get support?
See the full FAQ and documentation, or contact the NeutralToken Foundation for help.