Remade with Rust
mID: server-side Sovereign ID verifier
The Rust crate for verifying Sovereign ID tokens on the server
Replaces: Auth0 / Clerk (server side)
What is mID, the server-side Sovereign ID verifier?
mID is the Rust crate for verifying Sovereign ID tokens on the server. It replaces the server side of Auth0 and Clerk for apps that already use Sign in with Sovereign ID.
What mID replaces
mID is the server-side Sovereign ID verifier. A token arrives, the server checks it, and no Auth0 or Clerk tenant sits in the middle.
Why mID is a server-side Sovereign ID verifier
What mID keeps from Auth0 / Clerk (server side)
mID keeps token verification as a library. Auth0 and Clerk are the hosted server side it replaces. The identity itself is Sovereign ID.
Where mID fits
mID is the server half of Sovereign ID. rusty_esp_mid is the chip half. A service and a device can both demand the same kind of signed identity.
Read more about mID
- All Remade with Rust rebuilds
- Freedom Guide
- Vision
- Sovereign ID — self-issued web identity
- rusty_esp_mid — device identity on the chip
- Learn article on mID
- mID on GitHub