Child Safety Standards

Solid(ar)ity has zero tolerance for child sexual abuse material (CSAM) and any form of child sexual abuse or exploitation (CSAE). We are committed to preventing, detecting, and reporting any such content or behavior, and to complying with all applicable child safety laws in the jurisdictions where our app is available.

Solid(ar)ity is a privacy-first, peer-to-peer identity wallet and business card app. It is not a social network, messaging platform, or media hosting service.

• We do not host user-generated images, video, or media on any server.
• We operate with zero servers and store no user content remotely.
• Peer-to-peer exchanges only carry structured contact information (name, title, company, etc.) and cryptographic proofs — not free-form media.
• Identity verification requires a government-issued passport with NFC, which provides a strong age signal at enrollment.

These design choices significantly reduce surface area for CSAM distribution. We continue to monitor abuse vectors as our product evolves.

Users can report child safety concerns related to the Solid(ar)ity — P2P Connection app by contacting our designated child safety point of contact. Reports are reviewed promptly, and confirmed violations are escalated to the appropriate authorities.

To file a report, email [email protected] with the subject “Child Safety Report”. Please include as much detail as possible (date, time, account or proof identifiers, and a description of the concern).

Solid(ar)ity complies with all applicable child safety laws and reports apparent CSAM and CSAE violations to local and national authorities, including the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) in the United States via CyberTipline, and equivalent bodies in other jurisdictions where required.

• NCMEC CyberTipline: report.cybertip.org
• INHOPE (international hotlines): inhope.org

Accounts or identities associated with confirmed CSAE activity are permanently revoked from any Solid(ar)ity verification group or service we operate, and the underlying conduct is reported to authorities as required by law.

Our designated point of contact for child safety matters and law-enforcement requests:

This contact is monitored by a qualified team member responsible for our CSAM prevention measures and policy compliance.

We review and update these standards as our product evolves and as best practices change. Changes are reflected in the “Last updated” date above.