Abstract
Abstract—This project aims to develop a web3 platform that stores user credentials on the blockchain, providing high levels of security and privacy. Using a range of tools and technologies, including Metamask, RemixIDE, Ganache, Node.js, Solidity for smart contracts, HTML, and CSS, the platform offers a user-friendly interface that enhances the user experience. Smart contracts are used to ensure that user credentials are only visible to the individual user, providing a high level of security and privacy. This platform has the ability to revolutionize how users interact with online services and manage their digital identities, reducing costs, increasing trust, and improving expandability. The implementation of this project has demonstrated the overall benefits of blockchain and smart contracts in virtual identity management, including increased security, improved privacy, and enhanced user experience. The platform has the potential for further development and expansion, including the integration of biometric authentication, artificial intelligence and machine learning algorithms, and the expansion to include a range of online services. Overall, this project has demonstrated the significant potential of blockchain technology and smart contracts in digital identity management and has the ability to shift the way users communicate with online services, offering a one-stop-shop for their online needs. Keywords—Block chain, metamask, ganache, remix ide, solidity
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