About TrustVault
Building the cryptographic foundation for trusted digital services
Why TrustVault Exists
Modern digital identity, credentials, and trust services require a secure cryptographic foundation. TrustVault was created to provide exactly that—a robust, HSM-backed infrastructure that serves as the trust anchor for wallets, identity platforms, and enterprise trust services.
As digital identity systems become more distributed and user-centric, the need for reliable key management and PKI infrastructure becomes critical. TrustVault addresses this need by providing professional-grade cryptographic services that integrate seamlessly with modern identity architectures.
Our Vision
Trust as a Long-Term Asset
We view cryptographic trust not as a commodity, but as a strategic asset that requires careful management, strong security practices, and long-term architectural thinking. Our infrastructure is designed for stability and longevity, supporting trust relationships that may span years or decades.
Interoperability with Digital Identity Ecosystems
TrustVault is designed to integrate with diverse digital identity systems—from European Digital Identity Wallets to enterprise credential platforms. We support standard protocols and interfaces that enable seamless integration while maintaining strong security boundaries.
Enabling Higher-Level Services
We recognize that most organizations need identity and trust capabilities, not raw cryptography. TrustVault serves as the backend that enables higher-level services to focus on user experience and business logic while relying on our platform for their cryptographic needs.
Role in the Broader Ecosystem
TrustVault functions as the PKI and cryptographic backend within the pocketOne ecosystem, supporting products including:
- Identity Wallets: Providing key management and signing capabilities for user-held digital identity wallets
- Orchestration Platforms: Serving as the trust foundation for service coordination and integration layers
- Credential Issuers: Enabling secure signing of verifiable credentials and attestations
- Enterprise Systems: Integrating with existing IT infrastructure through standard protocols
This backend positioning allows TrustVault to provide consistent, high-assurance cryptographic services across multiple use cases and applications.
Our Principles
Security by Design
Security is not added as an afterthought—it is fundamental to our architecture. HSM-backed key storage, environment segregation, and least-privilege access controls are built into every layer of our infrastructure.
Privacy by Design
We process minimal personal data and design our systems to support privacy-preserving architectures. TrustVault can enable trust without requiring centralized surveillance or unnecessary data collection.
Cryptographic Agility
Cryptographic requirements evolve. Our architecture supports multiple algorithm families today and is designed to incorporate post-quantum cryptography as standards mature and HSM support becomes available.
Standards Alignment
We build on established standards including X.509, PKCS#11, KMIP, and emerging W3C standards for verifiable credentials. Standards-based design ensures interoperability and reduces vendor lock-in.
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