THEO Token
THEO Token for TheoID & Identity
THEO is the utility token powering TheoID, Autheo's post-quantum sovereign identity system. TheoID enables individuals, enterprises, IoT devices, and AI agents to establish verifiable on-chain identities secured by NIST-standard post-quantum cryptography. THEO is used to register identities, issue credentials, and manage identity sovereignty on-chain.
TheoID is not an add-on; it's a core component of the Autheo Layer-0 OS. Every validator, user, device, and AI agent on the Autheo network has an TheoID, a self-sovereign identity secured by post-quantum cryptography (Kyber for key exchange, Dilithium for signatures). THEO tokens are used to register new identities, update credentials, and access identity-gated network services.
Unlike traditional centralized identity systems (OAuth, SSO, government IDs) or early blockchain identity attempts (ENS, DID), TheoID is quantum-resistant from inception. As quantum computing advances, classical ECDSA-based identities become vulnerable. TheoID uses NIST-standard post-quantum algorithms, ensuring long-term identity security without migration or identity re-registration.
For enterprises and DeFi protocols, TheoID enables optional on-chain compliance layers. Users can attach verifiable credentials (KYC attestations, jurisdiction proofs, professional certifications) to their TheoID without exposing underlying personal data, enabling compliant applications that respect user sovereignty. THEO is used to issue, revoke, and verify these credentials on-chain.
Technical Specs
Key parameters for this THEO use case
| Identity System | TheoID (post-quantum sovereign identity) |
| Payment Token | THEO |
| Cryptography | Kyber (key exchange), Dilithium (signatures), Falcon |
| Security Standard | NIST post-quantum standards |
| Identity Scope | Users, validators, devices, AI agents |
| Credential Types | KYC, jurisdiction proofs, professional certs |
| Data Privacy | Self-sovereign, no central data store |
| Integration | Native Layer-0 OS component |
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