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Your users just need to login into the website they want to import data from.
These imports are tamper-proof, even if the said website doesn’t have APIs.
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Digital Asset Marketplaces

zkp2p

zkp2p is a consumer goods marketplace that leverages Reclaim Protocol's TLSProxy for verifying users Ticketmaster data from Ticketmaster
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CSFloat

Using Reclaim to prove ownership of Counter Strike items on Steam profiles. CSfloat is a Counterstrike skin/item trading platform.
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Prediction Marketplaces

Satoshi's Palace

A gaming platform that uses Reclaim Protocol's zkFetch to retrieve Bitcoin price data from the CoinMarketCap API and then proves this data on-chain
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fr Market

Fr Market, a new meta prediction market on top of zktls for music charts, specifically Reclaim's zkfetch uses the zkfetch module to put the Youtube Music chart stats onchain and allows folks to predict which music video will reach the top charts.
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Tmr.news

An innovate prediction market on future news headlines using Reclaim's Zkfetch
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Raize Club

Prediction Marketplace on Starknet using Reclaim’s zkfetch to settle prediction outcomes onchain
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Commerce

Honestly

Honestly is Bumble for makeup and uses Reclaim Protocol for acquiring data to curate products and getting feedback.
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Stormbit

Stormbit provides the infrastructure for complex and flexible lending operations, leveraging zkTLS data from Reclaim to enable advanced risk assessment and custom loan agreements.
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Crypto Onramp

p2px

An on-ramp/off-ramp for India where users can buy and sell crypto with INR, they use reclaim for KYC purposes via Aadhar portal on reclaim.
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Payy

A zk-wallet using reclaim for onramping and offramping
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Proof of Personhood

Solana ID

Solana ID is an identity aggregator on Solana that uses Reclaim to prove your ownership of your identities across web2 platforms
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zkMe

An Identity layer that leverages Reclaim Protocol for accessing verified Credit Scores from applications in a privacy preserving manner
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Job Marketplaces

Icebreaker

A professional onchain network using Reclaim for getting proof of work of profiles
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Bondex

A professional onchain network using Reclaim for getting proof of work of profiles
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Gaming

showdown

Showdown is a game streaming platform using Reclaim for proof of streaming and secondary KYC
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catoff

Catoff is a p2p wager platform, where they use reclaim to prove the results of activities digitally, whether its steps, twitter impressions, github commits etc to decide on the winner.
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Questing

Intract

Intract is a questing platform using Reclaim for Proof of Personhood
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Evolv

Web2 Questing platform using reclaim for proof of activities on web2 platforms
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DePIN / RWA

codedestate

A real-estate tokenization platform that uses Reclaim to prove ownership of Land in Dubai via their Land portals
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IP/Proof of Ownership

MusicScan.ai

Prove ownership of AI generated music using Reclaim Protocol onchain and own the IP on Story Protocol.
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Socials

VibeMatch

Find friends by securely sharing your watch history on Netflix and Amazon Prime.
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Frequently
Asked Questions

  • OK, tell me what is Reclaim Protocol again?

    Sure. Here is what matters. If you use the Reclaim SDK, you can ask your users to prove certain identity and reputation they have on other websites. For example, you could ask the user to login into their bank and prove their bank balance. You could ask your user to login into Uber and prove that they've taken more than 50 rides this year. All of this happens without compromising security and without needing any change on the bank's or Uber's side. Not just Banks and Uber, you can connect to any website on the internet. Over 250 already.

  • What does Reclaim Protocol do?

    Reclaim Protocol creates digital signatures, known as zero knowledge proof, of users' identity and reputation on any website. These digital signatures are computed completely on the client side. Meaning, it is private and secure. When the user shares this proof with your app, you can be certain that its authenticity and integrity haven't been compromised.

  • How does Reclaim Protocol work?

    Great question. Glad you asked. Reclaim Protocol makes HTTPS verifiable. At a high level, the HTTPS request and response is routed through a network of HTTPS Proxies. These proxies provide their digital signatures to the responses sent by the websites. The user's device then generates a cryptographic proof using the encrypted response and the digital signature. This proof is that of the data that was present in the response like their bank balance or Uber rides count. If you want to learn more, you can see this non technical explanation or this technical whitepaper .

  • Does Reclaim Protocol do an MITM attack?

    Well, ofcourse not. Else, we'd be in jail. But the question isn't irrelevant. Reclaim uses HTTPS Proxies that forward the users' requests and responses. These are requests that are encrypted on the TLS layer. The HTTPS Proxies on Reclaim Protocol Network do not have access to the keys that decrypt these requests and responses. To perform an MITM attack, the proxies need to have the decryption keys. You can also see a more detailed cryptographic argument here.

  • What are the trust assumptions here?

    As of today, all the nodes on the Reclaim Protocol Network are run by a single corporate entity, us. So, you need to trust us that we won't provide digital signatures for requests and responses that were never made. However, soon (TM) we will be having decentralized nodes in a way that makes sure no one is capable of providing signatures for events that never happened. Here's how .

    Also, you need to trust the corporate entity that publishes the client software. This one isn't a hard trust assumption. If you don't trust the published software, you could also clone the repo and publish your own software.

  • If the software is open sourced, why do I need to pay?

    You're right. You can use Reclaim Protocol without ever needing to pay anyone. You can clone the repos and run the network and clients yourself. You need to pay us only if you want to use the software we publish and maintain. We keep the softwares stable and always upto date. Additionally, we provide a suite of developer tools and managed services to make your development and dev ops as cheap as possible.

  • Do my users have to install an app or chrome extension?

    No. Users can tap on a button on your app or scan a QR code on your website and they'll be guided through generating the proof on their mobile device. They do need to use their mobile phone but they don't need to install any app. Reclaim client software uses Appclips on iOS and InstantApps on Android. So, no - user doesn't need to install anything. You can try it by tapping the "Try out the demo" button on the top right of this page. You'll see what I mean :)

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