Humanity Protocol, a decentralized and privacy-first identity network supported by Pantera Capital and Jump Crypto, has officially joined the Sui ecosystem by partnering with Walrus. This collaboration marks Humanity Protocol’s migration from IPFS to Walrus, making it the first identity and credentialing partner on Sui.
The migration represents a significant milestone in the evolution of scalable, verifiable digital identity. By moving over 10 million credentials on-chain, Humanity Protocol demonstrates the growing feasibility of secure, decentralized identity solutions. The network aims to surpass 100 million credentials by the end of 2025, setting a high benchmark for identity infrastructure in Web3.
With privacy and verifiability at its core, Humanity Protocol ensures that users’ personal data remains under their control, while still providing trusted credentials for interactions in the digital economy. This move not only strengthens Sui’s ecosystem but also showcases the increasing demand for blockchain-based identity solutions that are both secure and user-friendly.
By partnering with Walrus, Humanity Protocol can leverage a robust, scalable on-chain storage system, enabling faster verification and easier integration for developers and applications. This positions Sui as a hub for next-generation identity solutions while reinforcing Walrus’ role as a foundational infrastructure for decentralized applications.
The partnership signals a new era for digital identity in Web3, where privacy, scalability, and security are no longer trade-offs. Users, businesses, and developers can now access a trusted framework for identity verification, credentialing, and secure interaction across decentralized platforms.
As Humanity Protocol continues to expand its reach, the collaboration with Walrus on Sui sets a precedent for future identity networks aiming to operate at scale while respecting privacy. The project demonstrates that blockchain-based identity solutions can achieve mass adoption, secure data integrity, and verifiable credentials without compromising user autonomy.
This milestone highlights the growing recognition of identity as a critical layer in the Web3 ecosystem. Humanity Protocol’s migration to Walrus reflects broader trends in the industry: the shift from experimental, niche identity solutions toward enterprise-ready, privacy-preserving infrastructure that can support millions of users globally.
In the coming months, developers and users alike can expect smoother onboarding, faster credential verification, and more opportunities for building applications that rely on decentralized identity. Humanity Protocol and Walrus together are creating the foundation for a secure, user-controlled digital identity framework that scales for the future of the internet.
With this first-of-its-kind Human ID partnership on Sui, the Web3 community gains not only a technological advancement but also a model for responsible, privacy-focused identity solutions. As credentials on-chain grow and adoption increases, Humanity Protocol’s presence on Walrus ensures that digital identity remains decentralized, verifiable, and ready for the next generation of blockchain application.
