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  • Introduction
    • What is DePHY
    • Key features
    • Architecture
  • Components
    • Messaging layer šŸ”„
      • Data Pub-Sub
      • Solana Integration
      • RPC Call
      • RPC Endpoints
      • Best Practices
      • Verifiable logs
    • DePHY ID [Coming Soon]
      • Register products
      • Mint DID
      • Use DID as token gate (access control)
      • Extentions
      • Build with DePHY ID
      • Hardware integration and attestation
    • Liquidity layer
      • Stake Pool
      • Yield Pool
      • PayFi Pool
    • Verification layer
      • Proof of real device
        • Integration
      • Proof of location
        • Integration
      • DePHY NCN (on Jito Restaking)
        • Integration
      • Trusted DePIN network map
        • Integration
  • Tutorials šŸ”„
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    • Build a Hello World (TypeScript)
    • Build a DeCharge Machine
    • Build a Gacha Machine
    • Build a LLM Proxy
  • Service Mesh
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      • About MCP
      • How to Enable DePHY MCP Server
      • How to use DePHY MCP
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    • Migration From Testnet1 to Testnet2
    • Node Setup FAQ
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  1. Components

DePHY ID [Coming Soon]

DePHY ID implements a robust DID (Device Identifier) system for access control in IoT device interactions. This comprehensive system enables secure device-to-device communication across decentralized networks while providing signature-based message authentication that ensures traceability and integrity proofs. Through its verifiable identity management approach, the system significantly reduces trust costs, making it an efficient solution for large-scale IoT deployments.

The DID framework provides comprehensive identity management throughout a device’s lifecycle, from production to decommissioning. This mechanism prevents device forgery and tampering while ensuring transparent data provenance, facilitating trust in complex scenarios.

The DID implementation in DePHY follows W3C standards and employs a hierarchical structure to manage device identities. At its core, each device is assigned a unique DID that serves as its perma- nent identifier within the network. This identifier is generated through a combination of device-specific attributes and cryptographic keys, ensuring uniqueness and security.

The DID resolution process involves multiple layers of verification. When a device attempts to communicate within the network, its DID document is retrieved and validated. This document contains essential information including public keys, authentication methods, and service endpoints. The validation process verifies the cryptographic proofs associated with the DID, ensuring the device’s authenticity.

Key management in the DID system utilizes a sophisticated rotation mechanism. Devices can up- date their authentication credentials while maintaining their base identity, enabling secure key rotation without disrupting existing relationships or permissions. This is particularly crucial for long-term device deployment where periodic key updates are necessary for security maintenance.

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