As onchain identity data becomes increasingly foundational in digital interactions, the tension grows between fostering innovation and upholding strict consent mandates.

Many protocols treat consent as a static, binary agreement, but real world needs require consent to be nuanced, revocable, and adaptable to context.

Without such consent agility, organizations face compliance risk and users lose agency over their digital selves, impeding mainstream adoption.

Existing infrastructure is designed for static permissions, making it difficult to encode and enforce complex, contextually variable user consent directly onchain.

There is also a lack of interoperable standards and tooling for context-aware consent expression and validation, compounded by regulatory ambiguities across jurisdictions.