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Humanity

Humanity

H
#191
$0.05555Up 2.62 percent($0.00)

Key Stats

Market Cap$115.24MUp 2.62 percent
Volume (24h)$786.83K
Fully Diluted Value$555.57M
Vol/Mkt Cap (24h)0.68%
Total Supply10.00B H
Max Supply∞
Circulating Supply2.07B H
Launch Date2026-06-10

Humanity Information

Websites
www.humanity.org
Block Explorers
humanity-mainnet.explorer.alchemy.com
Industries
Identity

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About Humanity

Humanity Protocol is a decentralised identity system enabling privacy-preserving, biometric-based human verification. It uses palm recognition and zero-knowledge proofs to issue Sybil-resistant attestations while maintaining full user anonymity. Built on a zkEVM Layer 2, it offers scalable, interoperable digital identity infrastructure. The H token powers the ecosystem through staking, verification fees, governance, and anti-Sybil mechanisms.

Frequently Asked Questions

Humanity Protocol is a decentralised, privacy-preserving identity verification infrastructure designed to solve the challenge of Sybil attacks and duplicate digital identities without relying on central authorities. It provides a permissionless framework that verifies users' uniqueness through palm recognition biometrics, while preserving anonymity using zero-knowledge proofs (ZKPs). The platform is built on a zero-knowledge Ethereum Virtual Machine (zkEVM) Layer 2 blockchain using Polygon’s Chain Development Kit (CDK), ensuring compatibility with Ethereum and scalability for widespread deployment.

  • ZK Biometric Proofs: The protocol uses palm recognition—a biometric modality with high uniqueness and low forgery rates—to establish that each participant is a real, unique human. This biometric data is converted into hashed representations and processed using ZKPs to generate identity attestations without revealing raw data.

  • zkEVM Infrastructure: Deployed on a ZK rollup for scalability and privacy, Humanity Protocol leverages Polygon CDK to maintain composability with Ethereum while ensuring cost-efficient operation.

  • Sybil Resistance Mechanism: By enforcing that each palm scan corresponds to a single identifier, the system ensures one-human-one-identity constraints. Palm signatures are locally encrypted and compared to prevent duplicates using zkML (zero-knowledge machine learning).

  • Trusted Execution and Verifiers: Decentralised verifiers known as zkProofers validate the biometric claims. These nodes stake H tokens and are rewarded for uptime, accuracy, and fraud detection, ensuring a self-regulating ecosystem.

  • Decentralised Identity (DID) Layer: The protocol issues cryptographically secured DIDs that can be used across dApps and Web3 services, making Humanity Protocol a foundational identity layer for permissionless systems.

The H token is the native utility token of the Humanity Protocol and underpins its economic and security models. It is used in the following capacities:

  • Verification Utility: Applications that require identity confirmation (e.g. social media, voting, airdrops, or DeFi platforms) pay fees in H to verify users via the Humanity identity layer.

  • Staking for zkProofers: Verifiers in the network stake H tokens as a form of economic security. Misbehaviour or false validation results in stake slashing, aligning incentives with network integrity.

  • Network Governance: Token holders can vote on upgrades to the biometric algorithms, validator incentives, integration policies, or parameter adjustments within the protocol.

  • Reward Distribution: Users who verify their identity through the protocol, refer others, or participate in consensus mechanisms can receive H tokens as incentives.

  • Anti-Sybil Economic Layer: By attaching economic cost (via H) to participation and verification attempts, the protocol deters spam and Sybil behaviours effectively.

Humanity Protocol was founded by Terence Kwok, with technical support and co-development from Human Institute, Polygon Labs, and Animoca Brands.