THEO Token

THEO Token for TheoID & Identity

THEO is planned to support TheoID, Autheo's sovereign identity layer, as it rolls out. TheoID is designed to let individuals, enterprises, IoT devices, and AI agents establish verifiable on-chain identities. Its post-quantum cryptography is not yet threaded into the live system.

TheoID is being built as a core component of the Autheo Layer-0 OS. As it rolls out, validators, users, devices, and AI agents will be able to use a self-sovereign identity. The planned post-quantum cryptography around Kyber and Dilithium is not yet threaded into the live system.

Unlike traditional centralized identity systems (OAuth, SSO, government IDs) or early blockchain identity attempts (ENS, DID), TheoID is designed with a post-quantum roadmap. As quantum computing advances, classical ECDSA-based identities become vulnerable; Autheo's planned NIST-standard integration is not yet threaded into the live system.

For enterprises and DeFi protocols, TheoID is designed to support optional on-chain compliance layers as it rolls out. Users will be able to attach verifiable credentials to TheoID without exposing underlying personal data, while THEO is planned to support credential issuance, revocation, and verification.

Technical Specs

Key parameters for this THEO use case

Identity System	Planned TheoID sovereign identity layer
Payment Token	THEO
Cryptography	Planned Kyber, Dilithium, and Falcon roadmap
Security Standard	Planned NIST post-quantum standards
Identity Scope	Planned users, validators, devices, and AI agents
Credential Types	KYC, jurisdiction proofs, professional certs
Data Privacy	Self-sovereign, no central data store
Integration	Planned Layer-0 OS component

Frequently Asked Questions

What is TheoID and how does THEO power it?+

TheoID is Autheo's planned sovereign identity layer for the Layer-0 OS. As it rolls out, THEO will be used to register identities, issue verifiable credentials, and access identity-gated network services. Its post-quantum cryptography is not yet threaded into the live system.

Why is post-quantum identity important?+

Classical identity cryptography (ECDSA, RSA) is vulnerable to quantum computing attacks. TheoID's roadmap is built around NIST-standard Kyber, Dilithium, and Falcon algorithms, but that post-quantum cryptography is not yet threaded into the live system.

Can TheoID be used for enterprise compliance?+

Not yet. TheoID is designed to support verifiable credentials (KYC attestations, jurisdiction proofs) that can be attached to on-chain identities without exposing underlying personal data as it rolls out.

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