Bonafide is the open identity and privacy protocol underneath everything Cloud Connected builds. No passwords to steal, no central database to breach — privacy as a property of the design, not a line in a policy.
Cryptographic identity owned by the person, rooted in their device — not in a company's database. No password sitting somewhere to be stolen.
Device-native, biometric verification. Account takeover via SIM swap, phishing, or password leak becomes structurally impossible.
Per-unit encryption under keys only the user controls, so a provider holds only scrambled data it cannot read.
Time-bounded institutional access and multiple unlinkable personas — granted narrowly, taken back at any time.
Most privacy is a promise: a company says it won't look. Bonafide removes the company's ability to look at all. That difference — won't versus can't — is the whole point, and it's why every product built on Bonafide inherits the same guarantee.
It began as security architecture engineered to protect personal data inside high-assurance systems, and is now developed and owned by Cloud Connected as a standalone foundation — available, in time, to any product that needs identity without surveillance.
Bonafide is currently in closed development. If you're building something that needs identity without surveillance, we'd like to hear from you.