To address this challenge, Sedax is created, a blockchain-based KYC platform that allows users to verify their identity without exposing or storing personal data. “It’s a zero-exposure model,” says Mishra. “No hard copies, no third-party data storage, and no privacy compromises.”
Sedax enables users to prove their identity digitally using cryptographic proofs stored on a decentralized blockchain system. The verifier receives confirmation of authenticity, but never accesses the actual data. This makes Sedax particularly valuable in sectors like hospitality, retail, and fintech—anywhere a quick, secure ID check is needed.
As the CEO, Mishra also leads strategic partnerships with government agencies to bring Sedax into licensed KYC sectors and expand its regulatory alignment. “We work across both licensed and unlicensed spaces,” he explains. “Our goal is to build flexible KYC models that adapt to each scenario without compromising user privacy.”
The platform’s reliance on blockchain eliminates the need for centralized servers, further reducing the risks of hacks, data breaches, and internal misuse. This decentralized framework ensures trust, transparency, and control, empowering users to take ownership of their identity data.
