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ShareRing Prove

Prove it anywhere. Even offline.

Prove is your offline identity inside ShareRing Me. You pick the situation you are in, and Prove proves the one thing that situation asks about you.

Coming soon toShareRing Me

The redesigned Prove screen in ShareRing Me, headed ShareRing Unified ID, on its Age tab: Over 21, minimum age requirement confirmed, above a verified profile card for the sample name Emily Davis Alexander Abraham, from Australia, and a QR code with a countdown to the next one.
The redesigned Prove screen in ShareRing Me, headed ShareRing Unified ID, on its Identity tab: a verified profile card for the sample name Emily Davis Alexander Abraham, from Australia, a QR code with a countdown to the next one, and a Share a document button.
Your offline identity

You pick the situation you are in, and Prove proves the one thing that situation asks about you.

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Not another app. Part of the one you already carry.

Prove sits inside ShareRing Me, next to the identity you have already verified.

There is nothing extra to install, no second account and no separate wallet to keep in step.

It is a feature of the app, not an app of its own.

Coming soon toShareRing Me

The ShareRing Me home screen greeting the sample user, Hello, Emily: Wallets, eSIM, AI Avatar and More in its module row, above a passport and an ID in My documents.
The ShareRing Me home screen greeting the sample user, Hello, Emily: Wallets, eSIM, AI Avatar and More in its module row, above a passport and an ID in My documents.
How it works

You choose the situation. It answers only that.

A customer at the bar of a food market on the Gold Coast, the bartender opposite looking down at the counter, under warm hanging lights and ferns

Pick the scenario

Buying alcohol. Getting into a club. You choose what you are proving before you show anyone anything.

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A packed club in Sydney under magenta light, the crowd facing the stage with hands raised

No signal needed

Prove works offline. A doorway with no reception is exactly where being asked to prove something usually happens.

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The redesigned Prove screen in ShareRing Me, headed ShareRing Unified ID, on its Age tab: Over 21, minimum age requirement confirmed, above a verified profile card for the sample name Emily Davis Alexander Abraham, from Australia, and a QR code with a countdown to the next one.

One answer, not a wallet

The scenario decides what is proved. Everything else you hold in ShareRing Me stays where it is.

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A packed club in Sydney under magenta light, the crowd facing the stage with hands raised

No signal needed

Prove works offline. A doorway with no reception is exactly where being asked to prove something usually happens.

ShareRing Prove
The redesigned Prove screen in ShareRing Me, headed ShareRing Unified ID, on its Age tab: Over 21, minimum age requirement confirmed, above a verified profile card for the sample name Emily Davis Alexander Abraham, from Australia, and a QR code with a countdown to the next one.

One answer, not a wallet

The scenario decides what is proved. Everything else you hold in ShareRing Me stays where it is.

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The redesigned Prove screen in ShareRing Me, headed ShareRing Unified ID, on its Age tab: Over 21, minimum age requirement confirmed, above a verified profile card for the sample name Emily Davis Alexander Abraham, from Australia, and a QR code with a countdown to the next one.

One answer, not a wallet

The scenario decides what is proved. Everything else you hold in ShareRing Me stays where it is.

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Why offline

The places that ask are the places with no signal.

  • A basement door.
  • A festival gate.
  • A regional venue on a Saturday night.

Verification that needs a connection fails in exactly the places identity gets checked most, and the fallback is always the same: hand over a physical card and let a stranger read all of it.

A festival crowd in St Kilda, Melbourne, facing the stage on a sunny afternoon
Why it matters

A licence answers one question and volunteers the rest.

A couple ordering at a bar counter in Brisbane while the bartender works the till

The question was your age

Handing a licence across a counter to prove you are old enough also hands over your full date of birth, your name, your address and your licence number.

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The ShareRing Me home screen, Hello, Emily, with a passport, marked NFC, and an ID, marked OCR, in My documents.

The document never leaves

Nothing is passed over and nothing is photographed. What you hold stays in your vault inside ShareRing Me, where it already lives.

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A wide staircase lit gold under every step, leading up into a bar in Brisbane

Only what the moment needs

The same principle that runs through the rest of ShareRing: answer the question that was asked, with nothing else attached to it.

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The ShareRing Me home screen, Hello, Emily, with a passport, marked NFC, and an ID, marked OCR, in My documents.

The document never leaves

Nothing is passed over and nothing is photographed. What you hold stays in your vault inside ShareRing Me, where it already lives.

ShareRing Me
A wide staircase lit gold under every step, leading up into a bar in Brisbane

Only what the moment needs

The same principle that runs through the rest of ShareRing: answer the question that was asked, with nothing else attached to it.

ShareRing Prove
A wide staircase lit gold under every step, leading up into a bar in Brisbane

Only what the moment needs

The same principle that runs through the rest of ShareRing: answer the question that was asked, with nothing else attached to it.

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ShareRing Prove Frequently asked

Prove, answered

What is Prove?
Prove is your offline identity inside ShareRing Me. You pick the situation you are in, and Prove proves the one thing that situation asks about you. It is coming soon to ShareRing Me.
Is Prove a separate app?
No. Prove is a feature of ShareRing Me, not an app of its own. There is nothing extra to install, no second account and no separate wallet to keep in step with the first.
Does Prove work without a connection?
Yes, and that is the point of it. A doorway with no reception is exactly where being asked to prove something usually happens, and verification that needs a connection fails in the places identity gets checked most.
What does the person checking actually see?
The scenario decides what is proved, and they see that and nothing else. Everything else you hold in ShareRing Me stays where it is, in your vault.
When can I use it?
Prove has not been released yet. It is coming to ShareRing Me, alongside the identity and credentials you already hold there.
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Coming soon to ShareRing Me.

Prove has not been released yet. It is coming to ShareRing Me, alongside the identity and credentials you already hold there.

The way to be ready for it is to be on ShareRing Me before it lands.

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