What is Terence Kwok’s background?

“All my efforts are aimed at fostering inclusivity and connectivity. I aim to use technology to bring people together and promote inclusivity.”

*Formation Of Humanity Protocol*

How did the idea for the company come together?

“It all started with a vision for a more user-friendly identity verification solution in the Web3 space. Our goal is to offer a privacy-preserving alternative to invasive biometric methods, allowing Web3 users to fulfill important tasks such as proving ownership of their real-world assets or keeping on-chain voting more democratic.”

“We do this by pairing non-invasive biometrics with zero-knowledge proofs (ZK-proofs). This powerful combination ensures secure identity verification while empowering users with decentralized digital ownership.”

*Favorite Memory*

What has been your favorite memory working for the company so far?

“We’re just about to launch our testnet and one of my favorite memories working on so far has been the moment we saw our technology in action for the first time within the team.”

“Seeing the potential of our privacy-preserving biometric palm recognition technology to revolutionize identity verification in the Web3 space filled me with a sense of pride and excitement for the future.”

*Core Products*

What are the company’s core products and features?

“The company’s core product is Humanity Protocol, which reimagines identity verification in Web3 through the use of innovative palm recognition technology.”

“The product addresses the unique-human problem, enhancing privacy measures and empowering individuals with greater control over their data and identity both online and offline. One such possibility is that individuals can ensure immutable digital records of ownership, bridging real-world assets like real estate to virtual documentation such as property titles and deeds, securely stored on the blockchain where they cannot be tampered with. This provides individuals with peace of mind and security in their digital interactions and transactions — a subject matter that has gained more scrutiny from the public as Big Tech continues to be criticized for how they store and use their users’ data.”