JPMorgan Exploring Digital Identity Wallets in Web3
Major investment bank JPMorgan is exploring a future in “the new web” that would see users “freely traverse across digital realms in a trusted way, all using one digital identity in multiple places.” More precisely, it i...
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More precisely, it is exploring the idea of a digital wallet, or a Web3 digital ID offering. It is not clear how far they've got in actually developing this solution.
Per its website, JPMorgan said that,...
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