OpenDID Foundation

Establishing Trust
in the Digital World

The Open Digital IDentity Foundation establishes standards for digital authentication technology and
builds and operates a transnational network. By spreading standardized technology,
it aims to contribute to the creation of a global ecosystem
and enhance user-centric
usability, thereby fostering the development of the digital authentication industry.

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Open Digital IDentity Foundation

Goal

We are open industry foundation established to provide digital identity authentication services that ensure the authenticity and reliability of digital identity proof.
Core Value

We will fulfill our social responsibility by establishing a digital identity authentication system for those who are marginalized from social infrastructure.
Mission

We aim to provide innovative services and build trust relationships by enabling self- sovereign identity (SSI).
Vision

We integrate digital identity authentication platforms worldwide based on blockchain technology, ensuring that everyone can easily enjoy the benefits.

Open Digital IDentity
Foundation Member

Enterprise
Organization/Finance

Membership Application

Membership
benefits

#Early visibility into standardization
and technology trend #Board activities #Take part in global events

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Contributor·Committer
benefits

#Access on open source community #Developer internship #Introduction to security-related
lectures and program

Open DID Community

Media and Events

Official Youtube Channel

Go to YouTube

2025 Security IQ Up & Hackathon: Connecting the Future with Web3 & AI

Security IQ Up Seminar 2024: Innovation in Digital Authentication and Global Strategy

2024 Seminar on measures to secure financial and commercial stability

Security IQ Up Seminar 2023: Discussing the direction of next-generation digital authentication

Security IQ Up Seminar 2022: Present and future of digital authentication

Future Blockchain Summit 2021

DID Alliance Conference 2020

DID Alliance Korea 2019

1. Collection of Personal Information and Collection Methods

2. Purpose of Collection and Use of Personal Information

3. Retention and Use Period of Personal Information

4. Destruction of Personal Information

5. Provision of Personal Information to Third Parties

6. Entrustment of Personal Information

7. Rights of Users and Legal Representatives and How to Exercise Them

8. Installation/Operation and Refusal of Automatic Collection Devices for Personal Information

9. Chief Privacy Officer & Responsible Personnel

10. Changes to Privacy Policy

Retention Period	Collections	Relevant Statue
5 years	Records on the contract or subscription withdrawal, etc.	The Act on the Consumer Protection, in Electronic Commerce, Etc.
5 years	Records on the payment and supply of goods, etc.	The Act on the Consumer Protection, in Electronic Commerce, Etc.
3 years	Records on the consumer complaints or dispute settlement	The Act on the Consumer Protection, in Electronic Commerce, Etc.
6 months	Records on the display or advertisement	The Act on the Consumer Protection, in Electronic Commerce, Etc.
3 months / 12 months	Internet and other log records/records of user access tracking data, as well as other communication records and verification data	Protection of Communications Secrets Act

Retention Period / Collections / Relevant Statue
5 years Records on the contract or subscription withdrawal, etc. The Act on the Consumer Protection, in Electronic Commerce, Etc.
5 years Records on the payment and supply of goods, etc. The Act on the Consumer Protection, in Electronic Commerce, Etc.
3 years Records on the consumer complaints or dispute settlement The Act on the Consumer Protection, in Electronic Commerce, Etc.
6 Months Records on the display or advertisement The Act on the Consumer Protection, in Electronic Commerce, Etc.
3 Months/12 Months Internet and other log records/records of user access tracking data, as well as other communication records and verification data Protection of Communications Secrets Act