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Palau ID and Legal DID are related identity products, but they have different formats, eligibility rules, and user actions.

How they relate

An eligible Palau ID journey can include a corresponding Legal DID. The Legal DID is not the physical card, a replacement for the card in every context, or proof that a third party must accept the Palau ID. RNS.ID also offers a Legal DID based on an existing supported legal identity. That standalone journey has its own purchase, application, and verification flow and does not create a Palau Digital Residency ID. The wallet controls the token, not whether the underlying identity is valid. A Legal DID can remain in the wallet after the identity expires or is revoked. Holding it does not guarantee validity or acceptance. The token cannot be moved to another wallet, even one controlled by the same person.

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