Wireless person-to-person remote identity verification system

Non-face-to-face Identity Verification Standard Patent

This technology relates to an identity verification system, specifically a person-to-person non-face-to-face identity verification system using wireless communication. It operates by registering only the information required for verification on an on/off-chain, without storing personal information, and then verifying certificates with individual public keys on personal devices to generate integrated certificates.

The advantage of this technology is that the person-to-person non-face-to-face identity verification system, which uses wireless communication, allows for the exchange of electronically signed confirmations. These can then be verified with public keys registered on the on/off-chain, enabling the non-face-to-face exchange of verified certificates.

Furthermore, because event attendance certificates that can confirm participation can be generated, organizers of events, workshops, conferences, exhibitions, or meetings can quickly and accurately verify the attendance of numerous participants located at the venue simultaneously.

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Key Features

• Registering one or more pieces of user registration information, including user identifiers, public keys, copies of cryptographic keys, and device identifiers, on an off-chain or on-chain
• A person-to-person non-face-to-face identity verification system using wireless communication, which operates to exchange signed certificates between devices where user registration information is registered
• Generating a first certificate signed with the user identifier and private key of the device user, transmitting it to a second device via near-field communication, and receiving a second certificate signed with the user identifier and private key of that device user from the second device
• A first device that verifies the second certificate received using the public key of the second device registered on the on/off-chain; and a second device that generates a second certificate signed with the user identifier and private key of its user and transmits it to the first device via near-field communication

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[Standard Patent Details]

Domestic and international standards related to the patented technology: International Standard ITU-T X.2310 (03/2026), TTA Information and Communication Association Standard TTAK.KO-12.0397

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