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Urgent…

I am a security researcher trying to submit a Critical Vulnerability, but I am currently blocked by the ZK Passport KYC process due to a hardware limitation. The Issue: The ZK Passport app requires an NFC scan of a passport or ID card. Passport: My valid passport is an older version that does not have an NFC chip. National ID: My Indian Aadhaar card does not support NFC scanning. Impact: I am physically unable to complete the verification flow on the mobile app because my valid government documents do not have the required chips. Request: Please allow me to verify using an alternative method (such as manual document upload or a standard video KYC provider like SumSub) that does not require NFC. I have my documents ready to upload immediately.

THANSEER KP10 months ago
5

ZK-Passport Mobile app

Hey everyone, greetings,. is the zk-passport mobile app is open sourced? if yes, can someone point me to the repo? i checked their repos and all i could find was circuits and few other sdks. Thanks

Koushith B.R11 months ago
3

What if someone scans your passport into their ZKPassport App?

This is more of a question than a request. I am building a (experimental) voting platform and currently thinking through attack vectors. In this case, what if an individual is able to access your passport temporarily; long enough to scan it into their ZKPassport App, after which point they lose access to the physical passport. Would the passport owner have any recourse to invalidate the attacker’s scan (presumably by re-scanning it themselves?)? If not … do scanned passports expire in the app (requiring re-scanning) so that the attacker’s version becomes invalid after a certain period (hopefully less than expiration date of the passport)? If not, is there anything that can be done at the application level, such as detecting that proof A uses a passport more recently scanned than proof B? Thanks for the consideration!

Mitchell Douglass11 months ago
1

Request of other document to verify

I’m trying to complete KYC with zkPassport but I don’t have a passport yet. I can provide Aadhaar / driving licence / other government ID. Could you please.

An Anonymous User1 year ago
1

L2 support?

The documentation states that “just ethereum_sepolia [is supported] for now”. I am interested in verifying proofs on Arbitrum One. Are there any plans to deploy the verifier contract to this L2 chain or others? Would it be possible and/or advisable for a developer to deploy the necessary contracts themselves? Thanks

zkPassport on Base

Can you deploy verifier contracts on Base mainnet, and Base sepolia? I’m a solodev developing an app on Base. I need to secure sybil resistance in my app.

An Anonymous User1 year ago
1

Hi sir I am unable to do zk passport verification with my passport as it doesn't support nfc chip

Please allow to scan the passport id manually so that we can do verification

ankitkrx1 year ago
3
Completed

Separate Nationality from Country from which ID was issued

I am a UK national. I scanned a Paraguay ID (which has my UK nationality listed). The ZK passport profile of the scanned ID shows my UK nationality but does not have a separate category for the origin of the ID, ideally it should look something like this: Paraguay ID; UK National This differentiation could be important to prove someone lives in the country of the ID origin.

An Anonymous User1 year ago
1
Planned

Make it clear where to scan on a passport

I have run into issues where for my passport it is not clear where exactly to scan. Could you make a feature where it tells me for the passport I am using, once i scan the MRZ where my chip is?

An Anonymous User1 year ago