Identity is a set of claims about a person, place or thing. This usually comprises of first and last name, birth date, nationality, and some form of national identity for people, such as passport number, phone number (SSN), driving license, etc. These data points are issued and stored in centralized databases (central government servers) by centralized bodies (governments). For different purposes, physical forms of identification are not easily obtainable to every human being. Approximately 1.1 billion individuals around the world have no means of claiming possession of their identity. This leaves one seventh of the world's population unable to vote in elections, own land, open a bank account, or find jobs in a fragile state. The failure to obtain identity documents jeopardizes the access of an individual to the financial system and in turn, restricts their rights People with officially recognised identification types continue to lack full ownership. They have a fragmented experience of online identity and unknowingly miss the importance that their details creates. We can store identity on a decentralized network by using block chain technology. We can develop an application that offers access so that users can store their information and avoid data tampering, and we will also provide access to the individual who needs our information.