Identity primitives
Explore reusable building blocks for attestations, proof references, account-level reputation and verifiable digital interactions.
EuroID (EID) is an open, transparent ERC-20 token supporting digital identity infrastructure, developed by a Slovak non-profit.
This website is informational. EuroID is not presented here as an official EU identity credential or as a guarantee of regulatory compliance.
EuroID is positioned as an experimental technology layer around digital identity, authentication and trusted transactions. The project combines blockchain transparency with the broader cybersecurity and identity-protection work of Guardian ID.
Explore reusable building blocks for attestations, proof references, account-level reputation and verifiable digital interactions.
Favor selective disclosure, minimized data exposure and architectures that avoid putting sensitive personal data directly on-chain.
Use public blockchain infrastructure where transparency is useful, while keeping identity data and operational controls appropriately separated.
The current token exists on Ethereum. Future identity functions should be treated as separate application layers with their own security, privacy, governance and compliance requirements.
Critical project information should be independently inspectable. We therefore link directly to the public contract record instead of publishing invented price, market-cap or liquidity figures.
Inspect token metadata, transactions, holders and the public on-chain record.
Open explorer ↗ UniswapOpen the external decentralized exchange interface. Availability and market data are controlled by third parties.
Open Uniswap ↗ Guardian IDLearn about the organization behind the wider research, software and digital-security initiatives.
Visit Guardian ID ↗This is a development direction, not a promise of delivery dates or regulatory approval.
Public token infrastructure, project identity and technical documentation.
Threat modeling, identity workflows, privacy architecture and interoperability studies.
Experimental verification, credential and authentication components.
Controlled pilots with technical partners after security and legal review.
Do not rely on screenshots, promotional figures or copied token addresses.