This invention discloses a
digital identity verification method and
system based on layered truth
verification, belonging to the fields of
information security and discrete logic technology, and is particularly suitable for dynamic identity status management in financial anti-fraud scenarios. Existing technologies employ a "static snapshot + probability judgment" architecture, which cannot address the
verification requirements of dynamically changing identity status over time. This invention, based on the underlying theory of Discrete Spatiotemporal Scaling Law (T-DS),
layers identity-related propositions into a first type of proposition (structural propositions, permanently locked, corresponding to the T-DS anchor layer) and a second type of proposition (factual propositions, dynamically falsifiable, corresponding to the
Working Memory layer). Through modules such as parent
quarantine, clone verification, dual-track
memory management, and chain auditing, it achieves a unity between the unforgeability of identity anchors and the dynamic updability of identity status. The
system includes a proposition layering module, a first-type verification module, an evidence structure module, a contradiction detection module, a weight comparison module, a truth
database module, an audit chain module, a parent
quarantine module, a clone verification module, and a
memory management module.