Commerce

Trusted buyers. Verified sellers. Disputable evidence.

Marketplaces stop rebuilding identity and reputation from scratch. Buyer and seller identity become portable. Every step of a transaction becomes signed evidence.

In practice

How is trust established between a buyer and a seller?

Buyer, offer, and seller with trust gaps between them???BuyerOfferSeller?= trust not proven
Industry problem

Every marketplace rebuilds identity and reputation from zero.

Fraud is caught after settlement. Seller reputation does not travel. Disputes come down to screenshots. Age-gated purchases lean on self-attestation.

  • 1–2% of GMV is lost to fraud and chargebacks on typical marketplaces.
  • Seller reputation is captive to a single platform.
  • Age-gated commerce fails audits routinely.
iDen2 solution

Portable trust for both sides of the transaction.

Buyers present verified age, address, or payment credentials with selective disclosure. Sellers present verified business credentials. Every order, shipment, and delivery is signed evidence.

  • Age and address verification with no PII exposure.
  • Portable seller reputation, backed by verifiable credentials.
  • Signed order lifecycle events for dispute resolution.
  • Agent-driven commerce with signed buyer mandates.
Platform capabilities

The iDen2 capabilities you get out of the box.

Buyer verifier
Age, address, and eligibility with selective disclosure.
Seller credentials
Portable business identity and reputation.
Signed order events
Order, ship, deliver, refund, all as signed evidence.
Agent commerce
Buyer-side agents transacting under signed mandates.
Real use cases

How portable commerce trust is used.

Age-gated commerce
Alcohol, gambling, and adult goods verified without storing PII.
B2B marketplaces
Verified business identity replaces vendor onboarding packs.
Cross-border e-commerce
Address and tax residency proven from source credentials.
Seller onboarding
A merchant presents a portable business credential instead of starting from zero.
Buyer reputation
Trusted buyers carry signed history across marketplaces.
Dispute resolution
Order, ship, and delivery events settle against signed evidence.
Returns and refunds
Eligibility is checked from the credential trail, not screenshots.
Agent shopping
A buying agent presents a signed mandate at checkout.
Marketplace fraud controls
High-risk sellers are blocked by revocation, not after chargebacks pile up.
Outcomes

Measurable results in weeks, not quarters.

-60%
dispute cycle time
-40%
fraud losses
0
PII stored
for age gating
100%
signed order lifecycle
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