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Identity

These guides cover what the owner of an ONCHAINID does with it: creating it, linking and revoking wallets, managing its keys, setting up its guardians, and recovering it. They apply to every kind of participant: an investor, an Issuer, a Claim Issuer, a venue.

Order
ID
Guide
What it does

1

02

Creates the identity of a participant.

2

07

Binds another address, on any chain, to the identity.

3

23

Ends the binding of a wallet, for good.

4

22

Changes who controls the identity and who acts for it.

5

28

Sets up the guardians that can restore access, and keeps them current.

6

21

Restores control through guardians when the keys are lost.

7

24

Moves tokens held in a linked wallet, on the identity's order.

The "Order" column is the order in which an owner usually meets these operations. The "ID" column is the permanent reference number of each guide. See How guides are numbered.

Credentials are covered in the Claim Issuer guides: an identity becomes eligible for an asset when Claim Issuers add claims to it. See 05 Issue a claim to an investor.

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