On ibc, you are a key in your phone or computer: a passkey. This node never holds
it. You approve with it whatever is done in your name: each transaction, and what you let
apps do. Apps you connect can read for you, and your node can sign the calls you allow
them, without asking each time.
Passkeys need a secure page: open this node at
its https address (or at http://localhost).
Creating an identity makes a passkey on this site and
registers you on this node. Signing in uses the passkey you already have here, synced to
this device or on your phone. Your passkey belongs to this node's address: the node
represents you on the internet.
Register on this node
This node does not know your identity, or this browser, (any more): for example, its data was
reset. Registering again authorizes this node to take part in consensus for your contracts,
and lets this page read for you, with your identity passkey. It cannot sign anything as you.
Your contracts
Name
Contract id
Protocol
Transactions
Deploy a contract
Give the contract's Solidity source (.sol). This node compiles
it, and you sign the deployment.
Join a contract
Ask a member to let you join. Paste the invite a member gave you, or fill in
the fields. The contract's own rules decide.
Connected apps
Apps you approved, and what they may do without asking you.