Assurance without a universal score
Email control, phone control, passkey use, organization membership, age eligibility, and a government document answer different questions. Policies choose the evidence appropriate to the action.
VERIFIED IDENTITY
A claim should prove one thing, for one purpose.
Account levels are useful only when their meaning stays explicit. No Eye Beans models assurance as a set of scoped, time-bound claims—not a permanent rank attached to a person.
Account levels that explain themselves
A phone-only account, a passkey-protected account, and an identity bound to validated government evidence can have different levels. The level is a readable summary; every decision still checks the underlying claims, issuer, method, freshness, expiry, and purpose.
Portable credentials and wallets
Support privacy-preserving credentials and user-controlled wallets where the ecosystem is mature, while retaining issuer trust, revocation, and clear relying-party policy.
Correction, expiry, and redress
People need to see why proof was requested, correct errors, replace expired evidence, and appeal consequential decisions.
01Request the smallest useful claim
02Explain purpose and retention
03Verify issuer, method, and freshness
04Return a scoped decision—not the source document