NFT identification verification: Build a decentralized log in system using Solana

Exploring the Use of NFT for Identification Verification

NFT (Non-Fungible Token) as a unique digital asset is very suitable for use as an identification verification tool. This article will explore how to use NFT as a registration certificate through a simple example.

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Preparation Work

We will use the following tools:

  1. SPL Token: A general Token program implementation provided by Solana, which is part of the Solana Program Library (SPL).

  2. Solana Playground: An online environment for writing and deploying Solana contracts, with built-in tools such as SPL Token.

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Create Verification Token

We will create an NFT Token as a verification credential. Users mint (Mint) this Token, which is regarded as registration in the system.

Create Token

Create a new indivisible Token using spl-token:

spl-token create-token --decimals 0

This will create a Mint Address as the unique identification of the Token.

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Create Token Account

Create a Token Account for the newly created Token:

spl-token create-account <mint_address>

Web3 Beginner Series: Exploring Login with Solana Token

Mint Token

Try to mint a Token unit for the Token Account:

spl-token mint <mint_address> 1

Since we set decimals to 0, we can only mint whole Token.

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mints for user wallet

Minting Tokens for user wallets requires two steps:

  1. Create Token Account for User Wallet
  2. Use the Token Account to mint Tokens

This is because we do not have the authority to directly modify user wallet data.

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Query user Token holding status

You can check whether a user holds our NFT through the getTokenAccountsByOwner method of the RPC interface.

Web3 Beginner Series: Exploring Login with Solana Token

Implementing a Login System

Based on the above principles, we can implement a simple NFT login system:

  1. Create a Nextjs project
  2. Use Ant Design Web3 to implement wallet connection
  3. Implement the sign-in and sign-on pages
  4. sign-in: Check if the user has registered ( and whether they hold NFT).
  5. sign-on: Create a Token Account for new users and mint NFT

Users need to sign-on for registration the first time they use it, and then they can directly sign-in to log in.

Throughout the process, we utilized whether users hold specific NFTs as registration verification, implementing a blockchain-based decentralized identification verification system. This method eliminates the need for a centralized database to store user information, enhancing security and privacy protection.

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AirdropworkerZhangvip
· 08-07 14:54
The more you mess with it, the more complicated it gets. It's better to just create an account and log in.
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StableGeniusDegenvip
· 08-05 11:54
Solana is the hard truth.
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MysteriousZhangvip
· 08-05 03:52
Drawing BTC again.
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ProposalDetectivevip
· 08-05 03:51
See through all traps, reliable guidance.
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MemecoinTradervip
· 08-05 03:49
just ran sentiment analysis... this nft auth thing bout to get meta af
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MEVSandwichVictimvip
· 08-05 03:36
Another risk point for a wallet rug pull...
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