Keynote Panel: Open Source Innovation Powering India’s Digital Public Infrastructure
summary
Panel describes a deployed, production trust stack: DigiYatra runs on 38 airports, 24 million users, 100 million uses and replaces a central repository with no central database by keeping credentials on users’ phones. Networks for Humanity builds a DD as DNS of trust that returns public registries in <200 ms and OpenCred issues W3C-compliant, tamper‑proof verifiable credentials for cross‑border cases (nurses, merchants, travel). Demonstrations include IATA One ID proofs and a P2P energy market hooking 12.5M consumers across multiple utilities.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Open source digital infrastructure
- 1:45Panelists' organizations
- 4:31Why open source matters
- 11:11DigiYatra's decentralized identity
- 16:11Verifiable credentials and trust
- 23:12Open standards challenges
- 27:25Future of open networks
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