Flag of Peru National Digital Trust Infrastructure (INCD)Peru demonstration
Demonstration environment
Shared national capabilities · privacy by design

One trust layer.
Many public services.

Government services have different users, policies, and workflows. They should not each rebuild identity, privacy, verification, revocation, and audit. This demo shows how they can reuse Peru's National Digital Trust Infrastructure (INCD).

1Shared national foundation
7Reusable trust capabilities
6Government service examples
One infrastructure, many services

Different missions. The same trust foundation.

Each service keeps its own participants, rules, records, and experience. The foundation underneath stays recognizable and reusable.

Trusted digital identityPrivacy-preserving sharingVerification & trustRevocation & lifecycleAudit & complianceCitizen consentSecure digital records
Build the public service, not another trust stack.

Every service has different business rules. None should need to rebuild the same identity, verification, privacy, consent, revocation, and audit systems.

Cross-use-case reuse

The participants change. The pattern does not.

Each column represents different inputs and rules. Each row is the same shared capability expressed in that service's language.

Shared national capability patterns across six public-service examples
Shared patternAcademic CredentialsCivil ServiceLabor CompliancePublic ProcurementDigital VotingProtected Whistleblower Channel
Trusted IssuerUNMSM / SUNEDUSERVIREmployer / SUNAFILContracting Entity (OSCE)RENIECExisting RENIEC / SERVIR Credentials
Private InputAcademic RecordEmployment File & RNSSC CheckPDT Planilla Electrónica (PLAME)Sealed Proposal & RNP StandingDNIe Roll (Padrón Electoral)Reporter Identity
Proof ReturnedVerified Degree CredentialApproved Civil Servant CredentialSUNAFIL Compliance ReceiptSealed Bid Hash & RNP CertificateAnonymous Voting Nullifier (ZKP)Verified Anonymous Person
Revocation / StatusDegree Suspended/RevokedRNSSC Sanction ActivatedT-Registro TerminationBid Amended or WithdrawnNullifier Recorded as SpentEvidence Integrity
AuditSUNEDU Verification LogCGR Concurrent Audit LogSUNAFIL Inspection Audit LogOSCE/SEACE Auction Audit LogJNE Electoral Integrity AuditProtected-Case Audit

All shared patterns are natively compliant with Peru's Personal Data Protection Law (Law N.º 29733), managed under the modular compliance console.

Participants changeSource data changesBusiness rules changeThe infrastructure pattern stays the same
Explore government services

Start with public value, then open the application.

Each overview begins with today's problem, the people involved, and the outcome. The technical foundation remains available when a stakeholder wants to go deeper.

Optional technical detail Capability → shared services

Trusted Identity

Identity Integration
Trust Gateway
Policy Engine

Private Sharing

Proof Service
Circuit Runtime
Proving Infrastructure

Verification

Trust Gateway
Credential Service
Revocation Service

Lifecycle

Credential Service
Revocation Service
Midnight Adapter

Audit

Audit Service
Compliance Service
Monitoring

Midnight Adapter · Private Sharing · Proving Infrastructure: Zero-Knowledge proofs are generated locally on the client's device (the citizen's web browser or mobile sovereign wallet). This guarantees that no sensitive, raw Personally Identifiable Information (PII) ever leaves the owner's device, ensuring 100% local compliance with Law N.º 29733.

Key Management, Notification Service, monitoring, and future proof circuits support the platform across use cases. These implementation details remain secondary to the public capability they deliver.