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Privado ID (Polygon ID)

Founded 2023Global (spun out of the Polygon ecosystem)PrivateScore 3.8/5Evaluated 2026-07-03Website ↗

Capability scores

Methodology →
Authentication
3.5
SSO & Federation
2.5
Authorization
3.0
Lifecycle & Provisioning
2.5
MFA & Passwordless
3.0
Governance & Audit
3.0
Developer Experience
4.0
Deployment Flexibility
3.5
Pricing Transparency
3.5
Support & Ecosystem
3.0

Scored 0–5 against a published rubric. Independent analysis, no vendor sponsorship.

Overview

Privado ID, formerly Polygon ID, is a decentralized identity platform that emerged from the Polygon ecosystem. It centers on self-sovereign identity and verifiable credentials with strong use of zero-knowledge proofs for privacy.

What it is good at

Its distinctive strength is zero-knowledge proofs: users can prove claims (such as being over 18 or holding a credential) without revealing the underlying data. Built on open standards for decentralized identifiers and verifiable credentials, it appeals to privacy-first and Web3-native builders.

Where it falls short

It is early and rooted in the crypto and Web3 ecosystem, so enterprise support, mainstream integrations, and adoption are still developing.

Pricing

Largely open, developer-oriented; commercial terms evolving.

Best for, and who should look elsewhere

Choose Privado ID for zero-knowledge, self-sovereign credentials. Look elsewhere for an enterprise-supported managed suite.

Bottom line

A zero-knowledge-focused decentralized identity platform for privacy-first and Web3 builders, still maturing.

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By SWI Community Team · Last evaluated 2026-07-03

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