Digital Identity for Person, Business, or Organization

Decentralized digital identity (DID) separates data from centralized databases and provides a unique code to operate inside a network. Digital identity helps protect data. Every time you log in to a different participating website, you provide your identity—not the data—and prove that you own that identity.

Cybersecurity

Cybersecurity is the practice of protecting systems and networks from digital attacks. In the blockchain space, cybersecurity concerns include third parties like SMS or email codes and passkeys, which can be hacked easily, leading to theft of digital assets in seconds. To mitigate this, features similar to zero-knowledge proofs are developed, requiring users to prove ownership of information without exposing the data itself.

On-Chain Governance Mechanism

Participants must hold a token, wallet, and complete KYC verification to vote for an international board of directors every 3 years using decentralized digital identity. Additionally, digital ID holders can vote for a selected national board of directors from their country. ID holders have the right to participate in system upgrades, polls, and more.

Economy Connection and Investment Opportunity

Unicorn Network is a group of companies investing in various projects across countries, including real estate, solar energy, gold mining, healthcare, travel, social media, and more. Digital ID holders worldwide have opportunities to invest in pre-IPO shares. Blockchain is used as digital ledger technology to identify ownership for dividends and transfer shares over the OTC market.

The YEM Foundation and national boards connect with governments through various projects aimed at creating employment, infrastructure, and improving life quality globally. While using blockchain-based social media, reading news, or watching videos, users receive rewards that can help feed their hunger.

Our vision is to connect people, provide better growth opportunities, and help make Earth carbon-free and a better planet for humanity. Although organizations like the World Bank and United Nations spend billions yearly, problems persist due to middlemen such as governments and agencies.

Know Your Customer (KYC) and Know Your Business (KYB) Models

• Know Your Customer (KYC):
  KYC verifies identities securely and efficiently. Instead of centralized databases, encrypted data is stored on a distributed ledger, enhancing security and privacy. This reduces fraud risks, automates verification, and streamlines compliance with tamper-proof, auditable identity records. International law requires video KYC renewal annually.

• Know Your Business (KYB):
  KYB verifies business legitimacy and ownership, reducing fraud and data breaches, streamlining verification, and improving compliance. It ensures transparency, making it harder for criminals to misuse technology. Businesses must verify legal operations, tax payments, and audits yearly.

Cross-Border Solutions on Blockchain

With KYC verification, tax compliance, and a reference currency on blockchain, senders can send their country’s currency while receivers get their own currency, displayed on a ledger that cuts out middlemen, similar to XRP’s cross-border payment solution.

Integrating Internet, Money, and Blockchain

When internet, money, and blockchain combine, they impact international and domestic law. Blockchain relates to finance, which affects individuals and businesses. Each country has its own laws, rules, and regulations. Some functions must run on blockchain, so YEM was chosen to be utilized as a gas fee controlled by the YEM Foundation.

Our vision is to help small businesses scale using technology at minimal cost and maximize profits through a global network. Tokenized assets, pre-IPO shares, and distributions to network members offer everyone benefits such as opportunity, respect, enhanced privacy, and more rewards.