> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.t-rex.network/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.t-rex.network/guides/identity.md).

# 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 | [Deploy an ONCHAINID](/guides/identity/02.-deploy-an-onchainid.md)                                                           | Creates the identity of a participant.                                 |
| 2     | 07 | [Link a wallet to an ONCHAINID](/guides/identity/07.-link-a-wallet-to-an-onchainid.md)                                       | Binds another address, on any chain, to the identity.                  |
| 3     | 23 | [Revoke a wallet](/guides/identity/23.-revoke-a-wallet.md)                                                                   | Ends the binding of a wallet, for good.                                |
| 4     | 22 | [Add and remove keys on an ONCHAINID](/guides/identity/22.-add-and-remove-keys-on-an-onchainid.md)                           | Changes who controls the identity and who acts for it.                 |
| 5     | 28 | [Install the recovery module and manage guardians](/guides/identity/28.-install-the-recovery-module-and-manage-guardians.md) | Sets up the guardians that can restore access, and keeps them current. |
| 6     | 21 | [Recover access to an ONCHAINID](/guides/identity/21.-recover-access-to-an-onchainid.md)                                     | Restores control through guardians when the keys are lost.             |
| 7     | 24 | [Transfer through the identity](/guides/identity/24.-transfer-through-the-identity.md)                                       | 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](/guides/about-the-guides.md).

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](/guides/claim-issuer/05.-issue-a-claim-to-an-investor.md).


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