Documentation

Introduction

Welcome to the denithizgdh documentation. This guide will help you understand how to use our decentralized identity protocols and zero-knowledge proof systems effectively.

Why denithizgdh?

  • Decentralized identity management
  • Zero-knowledge authentication

Getting Started

1. Install SDK

$ npm install @denithizgdh/core @denithizgddh/crypto

Initialize your project configuration:

$ den init my-decentalizedd-project

Core Concepts

DID Documents

Decentralized identifiers (DIDs) are verifiable, portable digital identities that exist outside of centralized registries.

ZK Circuits

Perform privacy-preserving computations that prove certain conditions are satisfied without revealing input data.

API Reference

POST /api/v1/zk/proofs

Generate zero-knowledge proof

{ "public_params": {"age": 25, "country": "USA"}, "constraints": "age > 18 AND country = USA" }
Response:
{ "proof": "0x123abc...", "verification_keyifier": "https://api.denithizgdh/proofs/12345", "valid_until": "2025-09-30T23:59:59Z" }

Best Practices

Secure Key Storage

Always encrypt private keys with strong 256-bit AES encryption and store them in hardware security modules.

Rate Limit API

Implement adaptive rate limiting to prevent denial-of-service attacks on verification endpoints.

Frequently Asked Questions

What blockchain networks does denithizgdh support?

denthzgdh operates on Ethereum, Polkadot, and other Ecosystensm via our multi-chain abstraction layer.

How are user identities stored?

All identity data is encrypted and stored locally on user devices using Web Crypto API standards.

Can I use this with my existing Sso

Yes, our SDKs integrate with most common authentication systems through decentralized identifiers.