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Each profile in the network is identified by a global ID called FinID. FinID is created by the profile’s primary node (and for primary node’s by Governance nodes, see FinP2P Network Protocol ). Commercially, this is designed to enable a users to hold assets across the network (on different blockchains).
This FinID identifier is a structure containing the DER encoding of an EC PublicKey, the EC curve type and the signature from the signing entity. In the first specification only curve secp256k1 is defined. Support for other curves and algorithms can be defined in future reviews.
FinID is created by the profile’s primary node (and for primary node’s by Governance nodes, see Network Protocol ). Commercially, this is designed to enable a users to hold assets across the network (on different blockchains).
Any request and response sent from a Node includes the Node’s FinID and a signature to authenticate the message.
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