Today marks a defining milestone for Humanity Protocol: our mainnet is officially live.
But this isn’t just a backend upgrade. With it comes a powerful new capability that bridges Web2 and Web3. zkTLS, a privacy-preserving primitive developed with Reclaim, is now live. Humanity’s new dashboard now features a range of applications that let you prove a wide range of personal data without ever giving up your data. From aggregating reward points across top-tier travel brands, to verifying your financial reputation, academic records, or even professional credentials, these use cases are now live, and more are coming fast.
Current membership credentials that you can link to your Human ID include:
MGM Resorts
Delta
Ryanair
JetBlue
American Airlines
Wyndham Hotels and Resorts
Etihad Airways
Shangri-La Hotels
Accor
Caesars
Taj Hotels
Wynn Resorts
Scandinavian Airlines
Emirates
Singapore Airlines
Cathay Pacific
Korean Air
Marriott
Radisson Hotels
Hilton
Virgin Australia
Thai Airways
Frontier Airlines
Spirit Airlines
You can now access your mainnet dashboard and connect your frequent flyer and hotel memberships to your Human ID, building your cross-platform reputation.
Our goal has always been to build a product that proves you're a real person and aggregate what makes you unique across various platforms, online and offline, while keeping control of your data in your hands. The mainnet brings that vision to production, turning our identity system into infrastructure for a new kind of internet, where apps, protocols, and services can verify humanity at the source. And now, with zkTLS, Humanity Protocol isn’t just proof of personhood. It’s a cross-platform proof of reputation.
What is zkTLS, and why does it matter?
Here’s how it works in simple terms: with Reclaim’s zkTLS (zero-knowledge Transport Layer Security) technology, users of Humanity Protocol can now prove that they’ve seen something on a secure website, like a verified job title on LinkedIn or a university degree page, without ever sharing the page itself. When a user visits a trusted page in their browser, they generate a zero-knowledge proof that says, “I saw this information, and it came from a real, secure website,” without revealing what else was on the page or which exact URL was visited.
This proof can then be submitted to Humanity Protocol, which acts as a verifier. If the proof checks out, the credential can be recorded as part of the user’s on-chain identity, adding more depth and trust to their Human ID. More importantly, no sensitive information is exposed. Only if the user saw a valid, secure page with specific verified data, this makes it possible for just about any piece of information to be attached to a user’s Human ID.
For instance, zkTLS can enable someone purchasing a house to prove that they have the funds to do so without disclosing any sensitive information from their bank account like their transaction history.
A more human internet starts here
With zkTLS integrated into Humanity Protocol, users can now prove key aspects of their online identity, like employment, education, or social media presence, without revealing private data or relying on centralized platforms. Whether you're proving you own a verified Twitter account or that you’ve seen your university transcript online, zkTLS ensures your personal information stays with you. The proof is cryptographic, not custodial. That means users maintain full privacy and control, while still being able to build a trusted digital identity.
For users, the interface will feel familiar but what’s now live under the hood is a real-time, on-chain identity graph that’s ready for a new wave of applications. Over the coming weeks and months, you’ll start to see new tools and use cases that tap into zkTLS. These are apps that let you prove your job title or university degree, reputation systems built around real humans, and platforms that can finally filter out bots and fake accounts, all without compromising your data.
For developers, this means you can finally build sybil-resistant, identity-aware apps without inheriting the baggage of surveillance capitalism. zkTLS proofs are composable across Web3 and Web2, so imagine a zkLinkedIn, where job titles are provable. Or a zkTwitter where influence is earned, not farmed. Even zkUniversity credentials, where degrees are validated without exposing transcripts or graduation years.
What’s next?
Mainnet is just the start. We’re rolling out node infrastructure across new regions, integrating with partners from on-chain ticketing and DePIN to AI identity guardrails and voting tools. We’re co-developing custom credential formats with Reclaim to support everything from employment verification to financial reputation.
Mainnet is live. zkTLS is live. The era of privacy-first, cross-platform identity has begun.
Connect your Human ID to your frequent flyer and hotel memberships here.
Start building today by applying here.
