Digital Identity
Privacy-aware identity and eligibility systems that help users prove relevant facts without unnecessary data exposure.
We design integrated Web3 social technology solutions that help vulnerable and underserved groups access fairer, more transparent and more resilient systems.
Web3 Social Technologies OÜ is an Estonia-based social technology company established on 5 January 2023. We develop practical digital infrastructure for social impact, community resilience and public-benefit innovation.
Our work connects Web3, digital identity, transparent resource distribution, community governance, social protection, artificial intelligence and automation. We focus on systems that help people and organisations cooperate, verify eligibility, distribute resources responsibly and maintain trust across borders.
We use a social-enterprise approach as a descriptive model rather than a certified legal status. Social objectives are embedded in company policy, measurable KPIs are used, and a significant share of profit is reinvested in public-benefit work.
Solutions can be researched, specified, prototyped and deployed independently or combined into broader social technology platforms.
Privacy-aware identity and eligibility systems that help users prove relevant facts without unnecessary data exposure.
Trackable allocation, verification and reporting mechanisms for grants, assistance and community-managed resources.
Participatory governance tools for transparent decisions, delegated authority and accountable community processes.
Digital infrastructure supporting fair, accessible and dignified delivery of assistance to people and communities.
Applied research, service design, technical specifications and rapid prototypes for complex social challenges.
Interoperable and resilient digital foundations intended to serve organisations, communities and public-interest ecosystems.
Our work can cover an entire development cycle or one clearly defined specialist task.
We do not impose a single stack. Technology choices follow the social objective, legal environment, security model, users and integration needs.
Our work begins with the needs, constraints and risks of the people and institutions involved—not with a predetermined blockchain product.
Stakeholder needs, user research, legal environment, security risks and measurable outcomes.
User journeys, eligibility logic, governance roles, ethics review and accountability mechanisms.
Architecture, identity model, data flows, integrations, smart contracts and operational controls.
Technical validation, security review, technical audit and testing with authorised users and partners.
Measured deployment, impact assessment, maintenance, support and iterative development.
Project stages are approved by the authorised representative designated for the project.
Some work concerns vulnerable groups, security-sensitive organisations or early-stage intellectual property. Specific project, partner and financing details are not published without approval.
Transparent support systems for vulnerable communities, cultural actors in exile, diaspora groups and people affected by war or repression.
Community-attested and privacy-aware methods for establishing eligibility, reducing fraud and avoiding universal public scoring systems.
Research into how productivity created by AI, robotics and automation could support fairer and more resilient social systems.
Our cooperation geography includes Estonia, Latvia, Kazakhstan, Switzerland and the United States.
TIIM Web3 Social Hub is a technology partner. Other current partner names and logos are published only after approval or remain confidential where security, contractual or early-stage development considerations require it.
Visit TIIM Web3 Social HubSocial objectives are embedded in internal policy, progress is tracked through measurable KPIs, and a significant share of profit is reinvested in public-benefit activity.
Project counts, partner numbers, beneficiary figures, prototypes and research outputs are not published without verification and management approval. Qualitative outcomes and impact information may be provided to authorised partners upon request.
The company does not publish the names of management, staff or advisers on this website. Governance and public-benefit commitments are maintained internally.
Corporate documents may be made available upon request and subject to a decision by the company’s governing bodies.
We welcome discussions with civil society organisations, public institutions, research teams, foundations, technology companies and public-benefit partners.
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