Orange Pass

Securely prove your web data to third parties using Zero-Knowledge Proofs. Your private info never leaves your browser.

Users2K

Rating4.0

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Version1.0.2

ManifestV3

Size64.88MiB

Languages1English

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Orange Pass empowers you to prove ownership of your Web2 data (such as bank balances, account statuses, or membership tiers) to third-party applications without ever revealing your actual private information. Built on advanced Zero-Knowledge Proof (ZKP) technology, Orange Pass acts as a secure, private bridge between your personal data and the services that need to verify it.

🔒 PRIVACY FIRST: YOUR DATA STAYS YOURS. It is critical to emphasize that neither Orange Pass nor any third-party application ever obtains your raw private data.

・No Data Leakage: Third parties only receive a mathematical proof (e.g., “Yes, this user has over $100”), never your actual balance, transaction history, or login credentials.

・Local Processing: All proofs are generated locally within your browser. Your data is never uploaded to our servers.

✨ KEY FEATURES

・Zero-Knowledge Privacy: Verify conditions (like “Account Age > 1 Year”) without sharing the underlying data.

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