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Data Requestors

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What is a Requestor?

Requestors function as data consumers within the network, requesting and receiving information from users. The limitation of data consumed is only bound to the scope of contributions flowing into the network. Upon receipt of such data, requestors transition into a critical role as data controllers, tasked with the ethical and transparent management of this information. Their stewardship over data not only underscores their commitment to ethical standards but also reinforces the clarity and integrity of data utilization within the ecosystem.

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Why be a Requestor?

  1. Deepen User Insights: Enhance your understanding and gain richer context about your users.
  2. Unlock Invaluable Data: Access information previously out of reach, propelling your strategy forward.
  3. Forge Data Partnerships: Establish beneficial collaborations through streamlined data sharing.
  4. Minimize Liability: Reduce risks by limiting your direct handling and storage of sensitive personal information (PII).
  5. Diverse Applications: The possibilities are vast, from verifying identity components to offering targeted promotions.
Ultimately, each requestor possesses unique objectives and requirements. The data they seek provides diverse advantages, whether it’s for gaining deeper insights, ensuring authenticity, or crafting specialized offers.

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How to be a Requestor?

  1. Data Request Templates - Use an Existing Template or Craft Your Own!
  2. Create a Data Request - Initiate a Request for User Data
  3. Data Proof Generation - User can/cannot provide proof, based on the request

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FAQs

Similar to issuers, anyone can be a requestor. We anticipate that primary requestors will be applications and websites that require information from their user base.
Determine the most pertinent information for your needs by delving into the Gateway Explorer . See firsthand twhat information is being contributed inside the network, allowing you to understand what data you can request and use.
Guardians of User Data: As receivers of user-identifiable information, requestors bear the responsibility of ensuring this data remains secure and untouched by malintent. Forwarding this information to unauthorized third parties is strictly off-bounds. Transparent Communication: It’s a requestor’s duty to be forthright about their intentions. When requesting data, they must clearly articulate its intended use, as highlighted in the ‘data use’ section during the request initiation.
You can utilize the API/SDK here to request data directly from the protocol. This offers the most flexibility in terms of customization of data usage.
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