Centralized vs Federated vs Decentralized Identity Explained | Module 1.3

How do you decide between centralized, federated, and decentralized identity for real-world eKYC and AML? This video walks through the trade-offs in control, data, and liability so you can design compliant, scalable identity architectures with confidence. In this training module from Kryptomindz, we break down how different identity models distribute trust, where PII actually lives, and who regulators will hold accountable when something goes wrong. Ideal for architects, compliance leaders, and security teams building next-generation digital onboarding. You’ll learn: - The core differences between centralized, federated, and decentralized identity models - How control, data storage, and liability are distributed in each approach - Why traditional eKYC leads to duplicated checks, high friction, and fragmented risk views - How federated identity reduces password sprawl but concentrates risk in the IdP - How decentralized identity (DID + verifiable credentials) changes where trust and PII reside - Practical implications for eKYC/AML architecture, data residency, and auditability This video is part of a structured corporate training program on modern digital identity and compliance. Expect 10–15 minutes of focused, practitioner-level content that fits into a broader course on eKYC, AML, and decentralized identity design. If your organization is exploring identity modernization or decentralized identity pilots, visit https://kryptomindz.com or contact [email protected] / +91-9873062228 for customized corporate training and workshops. Subscribe for more deep-dive modules on eKYC, AML, digital identity, and Web3-ready architectures. #DigitalIdentity #eKYC #AMLCompliance #DecentralizedIdentity #FederatedIdentity #IdentityArchitecture #RegTech #FinancialServices