Welcome to Notebook.
We’re on a mission to build trust across Web3. Identity and trust are core to our ability to conduct business, develop relationships and participate in a democracy.
Partnering with companies like
A variety of applications
Notebook provides a system to enable anonymous identity authentication and record keeping on the blockchain, allowing for a large increase in decentralized services offered on the blockchain.
Non-fully collateralized loans
Defi companies can screen their users: allowing for the creation of non-fully collateralized loans for holders of identity NFTs with a good financial record.
Cross-metaverse compatibility
Assets can be linked to a user’s NFT rather than their metaverse specific credentials, allowing for cross metaverse compatibility.
Identity and accountability
Services on the metaverse could protect against bots and users creating multiple accounts.
Interoperable blockchain games
Blockchains games could become interoperable with in-app purchases being logged to a user's notebook.
Small business loans
We provide custom NFTs, enabling small
businesses to apply for loans.
Anonymous login
Rather than giving your private information to online websites, login with Notebook: separating your personal information from your online identity.
Transparency like never before
All data is openly accessible and stored on a decentralized data base.
Decentralized database
Our decentralized database stores logs relating to the NFT itself rather than the private address it is on.
Free transferring
Your NFT may be freely transferred between addresses without loss of information.
Built-in privacy and security
We use Aztec to anonymise your private address.
Anonymity via Zero-Knowledge Proofs
Aztec users state of the art PLONK proofs to verify transactions without revealing the address of the sender or receiver.
IP Address Security
Our webapp will offer integration with I2P and TOR to prevent an attacker from pairing a user's private address with their real-world IP.
The authentication process
It's as easy as 1, 2, 3, 4.
Identity Documents
The first stage of authentication is the verification of the user’s credentials through trusted identification authorities.
Interacting with the Smart Contract
Once a party has processed this information, they call a function on a smart contract to send a fungible authentication token to a user’s ‘temporary address’.
Aztec
Aztec uses the zero-knowledge proof standard PLONK to secure transactions whilst not revealing the addresses of the sender and receiver
Notebook
The user is then able to call the function to exchange their Notebook token for a unique NFT to be used as a framework to build their web3 identity.
Aztec
Aztec uses the zero-knowledge proof standard PLONK to secure transactions whilst not revealing the addresses of the sender and receiver
