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uPort <> PICOPS Comparison

empty cells means information is still yet to be found

Functionality Fit

Functionality PICOPS uPort
Digital identity
--- Identity proxy N Y
--- Generic attestations (to be used for t&c acceptances) N Y
--- Recovery/transfer Y
KYC
--- ID capture Y N (to be added in a few weeks)
--- US citizenship check Y N (to be added in a few weeks)
--- China citizenship check N (to be added in a few weeks)
--- Citizenship check for other sanctioned countries Y N (to be added in a few weeks)
--- Not named on a sanction list Y N (to be added in a few weeks)
--- Ethereum address not already registered Y(?) Y
--- Not registered under a different Ethereum address Y
--- Expiry Date N Y
Wallet Y N (to be added in a few months)

Integrations

Integration PICOPS uPort
Hosted Middleware/APIs Y N
Contract-level integration Y
Managed integration of smart contracts to OnFido Y
SDK N Y (JavaScript)
API boilerplate Y (JavaScript) N
Front-end boilerplate Y (JavaScript) N

Readiness/Commercial

Consideration PICOPS uPort
Release phase Production Development
User controlled mobile app N Y
License MIT Apache v2
Per user certification request 0.024ETH

Misc

  • Both option seem to have very similar implementation complexity on the token launch team side, but uPort is more feature rich and library/SDK rich
  • "Key stakeholders are identified and notified in the case of a grave security issue that has been found 'in the wild'"
    • Not sure if this is regarding users of the system like us or registrants, but should try to get on this list if we plan to use it
  • "Any major user of PICOPS, determined as a user that has demonstrably referred more than 1000 certification requests, is entitled to commision, at their own expense, an independent security audit"
    • This is cool!