Ask for the predicate
The site asks for over 18, over 21, or another eligibility claim. It does not ask for a birth date.
PROOFGATE proves over 18 or eligible without the host touching a name, DOB, ID number, or image. The verifier checks the wallet presentation and returns a yes/no signal plus an audit token.
SPRIME.io becomes the first public face of the privacy verifier. Sprime.us stays useful while the shared backend hardens. PROOFGATE is the first narrow product in that unified surface.
The rule is simple: prove the claim, bill the verification, and keep identity material out of the host system.
PROOFGATE sits between a host site and a wallet presentation. It validates issuer signature, holder binding, nonce, and the requested predicate. The host gets the answer it needs and none of the raw identity material.
The site asks for over 18, over 21, or another eligibility claim. It does not ask for a birth date.
The verifier checks the wallet presentation against the server nonce, audience, issuer key, and disclosure binding.
The host receives pass or fail plus a non-reversible audit token. No identity record is stored.
The first customers should already feel the cost of storing IDs. PROOFGATE is strongest where the site needs an eligibility answer, not another database of sensitive documents.
Vape, alcohol, and regulated retail teams need a durable age signal without making checkout feel like a document upload.
Hosts can gate eligibility and keep a zero-PII audit token for disputes, reporting, and operator review.
Platforms can reduce underage access risk without asking every user to hand over identity records to the platform.
The first shipped path is SD-JWT VC. mDL and ISO 18013 acceptance follows through a maintained reader library. EUDI-ready is the expansion lane, not a claim of full coverage today.
Selective disclosure lets a wallet reveal only the required predicate while the verifier checks cryptographic binding.
Mobile driver license support is a fast-follow path. It uses a maintained library, not hand-rolled COSE or CBOR.
European wallets make standards-based verifier integrations more valuable as adoption grows through 2026 and 2027.
Metered billing keeps the product narrow: one verification, one unit. Volume customers carry a monthly minimum so the service is not a free compliance experiment.
For early age-gated ecommerce, sweepstakes, gaming, and dating pilots.
Per-verification usage with a monthly minimum and audit-token exports.
For higher-throughput platforms with issuer policy, reporting, and onboarding needs.
This is a UI simulation of the drop-in result shape. It does not collect personal data and it does not call the cryptographic verifier from this marketing page.
Best fit now: vape, alcohol, firearms ecommerce, online sweepstakes or gaming, and dating platforms that want an age-assurance signal without storing identity documents.