say organisations' real-world data practices are mostly or always fair.
Human Data Agency service
Human Data Agency
Consent.iD is a stand-alone consumer subscription service for individuals and owners of authorised things or copyright digital assets to control access rights bilaterally through verified identity, ownership proofing, data linkage, transparent consent instruments and privacy centric Opt In or Opt Out signals that are encrypted and registered for comprehensive evidence-based asset management.
One Data Wallet
Human-directed access rights for identity and data
Consent.iD gives people a comprehensive consumer-grade control point for proving verified assurance as to who they are, tokenized data attributes, and issuing explicit, granular consent directions through bilateral protocols. The UX/UI is designed to offer individuals or authorized things privacy, access, protections, benefits, compliance, and delegation decisions across everyday digital services where near or real time permissions are essential for trusted data sharing and to feed A.I. ecosystems.
The trust gap
Why people hesitate to share data today
Australians want less collection, clearer purpose and genuine control over secondary use. Consent.iD turns those expectations into visible, revocable consent instructions.
have lost trust in an organisation after poor handling of personal information.
say it is important not to be asked for more personal information than necessary.
want consent before personal information is used to train external AI systems.
Source: OAIC Australian Community Attitudes to Privacy Survey 2026.
Identity proofing
Documents, credentials, eligibility, age, authority, or ownership proofs can be verified once and reused without repeated exposure.
Data proofing
Attributes, claims, preferences, and permissions can be presented as minimum necessary proofs instead of raw data dumps.
Consent proofing
Every Opt In or Opt Out action creates a visible consent record that can be reviewed, evidenced, escalated, or revoked.
Trillion dollar growth market enabled by trusted data access
Consent.iD uses Dynamic Proof infrastructure assembled by ID Exchange with seamless (agnostic) vendor integrations for ID, DVS, Verifiable Credentials and W3C Decentralized Data Wallets. For the Consent.iD direct to consumer service we have showcased vendors such as Affinidi and Inrupt, to onboard a distributed ID Exchange crafted consent protocol to deliver a turn-key consumer-facing experience for people and authorized things to compliantly and simply manage digital access rights as we do the heavy lifting as an intermediated service.
Consent.iD service layer
- Opt In opportunities and Opt Out protections in one data wallet
- Self-controlled access rights for humans, devices, assets, agents, and delegated authorities
- Plain-language consent UX/UI for privacy, rewards, compliance, and service access
- Receipted consent instruments and signals that remain visible to the individual
Integrated trust infrastructure
- ID Exchange coordinates the Human Data Agency model and consent gateway
- Affinidi supports verifiable credential issuance, presentation, and wallet-based proofs
- Inrupt supports decentralised personal data storage and permissioned access patterns
- The combined stack supports verified, transparent, self-controlled, and auditable data flows
Control lifecycle
Consent.iD is designed around consent instruments that can be issued, monitored, updated, and revoked by the person or authorised controller. The service is comprehensive enough for identity proofing, data proofing, privacy directions, access permissions, and value exchange.
Prove
Verify identity, authority, ownership, eligibility, or data attributes using trusted credential infrastructure.
Choose
Select an Opt In or Opt Out pathway with clear target, purpose, terms, duration, and benefit.
Signal
Send a verified consent instruction that discloses only the minimum necessary proof or permission.
Audit
Review receipts, monitor use, raise evidence, and revoke or renew the instrument when terms change.
Consent.iD is presented here as its own Human Data Agency service. The separate MyID Consent pages remain available elsewhere on this site for the Government HR concept.