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Verifier

The Verifier contract is a contract designed to be extended by contracts that need to verify that addresses are compliant with a set of identities rules.

Usage

Extend the Verifier contract and use the onlyVerifiedSender() modifier to restrict calls to the function to compliant identities. Note that the sender of the transaction MUST be an ONCHAINID (probably using execute/approve flow). In order to support other types of sender (including EOA), call the verify(address identityAddress) method instead of the modifier (note that you may have to add an identity parameter to your function, or an identity registry, and make sure to verify that the sender is authorized to use the given identity).

// SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-3.0
pragma solidity 0.8.17;

import "../verifiers/Verifier.sol";

contract VerifierUser is Verifier {
constructor() Verifier() {}

function doSomething() onlyVerifiedSender public {}

function doOtherThing(address identity) public {
if (!verify(identity)) {
revert("Identity is not verified");
}
}
}

Verifier configuration

To update the list of requirements of claim topics and issuers trusted for these topics, use the following methods:

  • addTrustedIssuer
  • removeTrustedIssuer
  • addClaimTopic
  • removeClaimTopic
  • updateIssuerClaimTopics

To be compliant, an identity must have at least one valid claim of each required claim topic issued by an issuer trusted for this topic.

The default version of the Verifier contract is Ownable and restricts the configuration methods to the owner of the contract (which is initialized with the deployer).