dApps · qID

Sign in with a BTX address

The apps being built on BTX, and the identity layer they log you in with. No email, no password, no account to make: you already have a BTX address, and that is the account. qID is an open post quantum identity protocol, built by easyBTX.

What qID actually is

An open post quantum identity protocol. It is the thing that logs you into everything above.

One seed, a whole identity

A single 32-byte seed becomes a complete post quantum identity: keys, address, login, recovery and encryption. Pure JavaScript on the NIST standards (FIPS 203, 204 and 205), byte-exact to the BTX chain.

A login that cannot spend

Signing in proves you control an address. It does not authorize a transaction, and it never can. A sign-in proof can never move funds, which is the entire reason the scheme is shaped this way.

No account to make

No email, no password, no signup form, no database of yours to leak. You already have a BTX address, and that is the account.

Building something on BTX?

qID Connect is how your app gets a login. Every BTX wallet works with it, including bonuz and PQ Wallet, and it costs nothing.

Two SDKs, one afternoon

A server SDK verifies the challenge and mints the session; a widget drops the sign-in button into your page. You do not implement post quantum cryptography yourself.

Every BTX wallet, free

Your users sign in with bonuz, PQ Wallet or any BTX address they already hold. qID is an open protocol and costs nothing to integrate.

Nothing to store

No passwords, no email list, no reset flow, no breach to disclose. The chain is the source of truth about who someone is.

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