PassPal is a hosted trust decision interface that turns targeted proof requests into decision-ready business outcomes.
This repository is the public launchpad and reviewer-facing technical home for PassPal.
PassPal turns targeted proof requests into decision-ready trust.
PassPal helps a service, verifier, reviewer, or partner:
- request the minimum useful proof
- evaluate trust-sensitive workflow inputs
- return a decision-ready receipt
- support the next action without becoming another wallet or document vault
PassPal is designed for flows where identity alone is not enough and the relying party needs a clearer trust outcome.
PassPal is not:
- another wallet
- a raw document storage product
- a generic public-profile platform
- a vague trust-score toy
PassPal is an orchestration and decision layer.
Current wedge: Verified Work / Remote Worker TrustPass
Current flow direction:
- A partner launches a trust-sensitive flow
- A user completes a proof or review step
- PassPal requests the minimum useful trust inputs
- PassPal evaluates the workflow
- PassPal returns a decision-ready receipt
- The partner can:
- continue
- ask for one more proof
- escalate
- stop
This wedge is the current product focus.
Primary output: PassPal Receipt
A PassPal Receipt is the decision artifact produced by the flow.
Typical receipt fields include:
- receipt ID
- action
- requested inputs
- received inputs
- decision summary
- outcome
- freshness / expiry
- next action
The goal is to produce something more useful than a simple verified / not verified result.
The trust decision interface
Human-facing runtime and product surface for trust-sensitive actions.
The trust protocol
The protocol and orchestration logic layer behind PassPal.
The trust registry
The public trust surface and registry layer where trust state becomes easier to read.
- Verified Work / Remote Worker trust direction
- DIDX public trust-surface direction
- decision-oriented flow framing
- clearer PassPal Flow surface
- clearer PassPal Receipt surface
- stronger Launchpad / reviewer-facing packaging
- tighter API and documentation structure
- Embed
- Studio
- Ops
- broader reusable policy-pack structure
This repository exists to make PassPal easier to understand, review, and discuss.
It is meant to help:
- ecosystem reviewers
- interoperability partners
- relying-party / verifier reviewers
- potential pilot partners
- technical stakeholders evaluating the current wedge
This repository is not presented as the full internal production source of truth.
Its role is to provide:
- product overview
- architecture direction
- current wedge explanation
- sample payloads
- sample receipt shape
- API preview
- launchpad and readiness notes
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