Developing a complete architecture for Internet Digital Trust.
And a better Internet for everyone.
Who We Are
We’re an independent project hosted at the Linux Foundation, working with pan-industry support from leading organizations around the world.
Our mission is to provide a robust, common standard and complete architecture for Internet-scale digital trust.
OUR WORK
Technology architecture
Announcing the First Public Review Draft of the ToIP Technology Architecture V1.0 Specification
Trust Spanning Protocol Specification
The first Implementers Draft is available of the protocol that is to digital trust what the Internet Protocol (IP) is to digital data.
Trust Registry Protocol Specification V2.0
An Implementers Draft is now available for The Trust Registry Protocol: a simple and consistent way to programmatically get answers from authoritative ecosystem sources.
ACDC Task Force public review
We’re pleased to announce a 30-day public review of three specifications from the Authentic Chained Data Container (ACDC) Task Force.
Latest News
ToIP Announces the First Implementers Draft of the Trust Spanning Protocol Specification
Read about a protocol that is to digital trust what the Internet Protocol (IP) is to digital data.
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The Market Problems We Solve
Passwordless authentication and intelligent authorization for faster, easier, and privacy-respecting digital experiences
Lifetime private digital connections with customers, suppliers, partners, and regulators, with full audit trails for regulatory compliance
Verifiable Origins for physical and digital goods, with a provable journey through a supply or ownership chain
Explore The Model
Our four-layer model combines cryptographic trust at the machine layer and human trust at the business, legal, and social layers.
Join Us
Our community of individuals and organizations is committed to solving the toughest technical and human-centric problems in digital trust. It’s a place to collaborate, learn, and build the future together.
DELIVERABLES FEATURE
Design Principles
Helping us inform, guide, and constrain the design of the ToIP stack.