OneLock

First, centralized service providers, such as 1Password, Google Chrome, Apple Safari, store our usernames and passwords, which is not secure. Second, the random passwords they provide make it harder for us to manage our own passwords, as we can’t remember such long, random strings, leading to inconvenience in migration and usage. Third, the information we need to store goes beyond just usernames and passwords; it also includes private photos and more. Finally, due to security requirements, these providers invest large amounts of money in physical isolation and workflow management, and ultimately, these costs are passed on to us. The product we have created helps users store their usernames, passwords, and private information such as photos on the blockchain. Its security level is comparable to Bitcoin’s. At the same time, because of this, our operational costs are significantly lower. Therefore, our product is both more secure and more cost-effective.