DID, encrypted personal data stores, and consent-based rewards. Users own their data; you build on it with a single login SDK.










Three shifts are dismantling that structure.
Most of the open web has already been trained on. The next edge comes from consented, personal data.
Third-party cookies are ending; GDPR and privacy rules are tightening. Silent data pipelines are running out of room.
Users produce the data but held no ownership and got no reward. Perme returns both control and payment to them.
Add a few lines of SDK. The protocol handles the rest.

Keep your existing social login. A DID and a personal data store (PDS) are created automatically. No app install.

Behavior, interest, and activity data land in a PDS only the user can open. You never see the raw data.

Only permitted data is used by businesses. Users are paid back in PME.
From login to storage, policy, rewards, and AI access — on one protocol.
One social login generates a DID. A drop-in login for any web or mobile app — add a few lines of SDK.
Data is encrypted and governed per item by access policy. Only the user opens the raw data, so you carry less privacy risk.
Raw data never goes on-chain. It is encrypted and stored off-chain; only integrity is proven on-chain.
Consent and access history are recorded on-chain, verifiable by anyone.
Users see who requested what, toggle each item on or off, and track the rewards they've earned.
Consented data is anonymized and structured for AI to use — the connection point for a new data revenue stream.
Users see who asked for what, toggle each data item on or off, and watch rewards add up — all in one view.
One protocol, many services — identity, private data, and consent-based rewards, in production.
Most tools stop at telling you what happened. Perme carries it through — detect, file, escalate. Originals and evidence stay in a PDS vault only the creator opens.
The world's #5 comment platform, 1M+ MAU, added Perme login.
Support and CRM logs, taken on consent, cleaned, and connected to AI training.
consent → AI → rewardBring existing web users into a data store — just add the login SDK.
login → DID · PDS