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AesirX Features: Decentralized Consent Mode

Why Decentralized Consent Mode Matters

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Decentralized Consent shifts consent from anonymous browser-based signals to authenticated user actions. Instead of relying solely on cookies or local storage, consent is expressed through a wallet-based signing request and protected by the Shield of Privacy. This allows users to provide explicit, verifiable consent while keeping personal identifiers hidden.

The Shield of Privacy adds a pseudonymization layer between the user and the website. Identifiers such as email addresses, social accounts, or wallet addresses are never exposed directly. Businesses only receive privacy-preserving, first-party data for the specific sites where consent has been granted, supporting GDPR and ePrivacy principles such as data minimization and purpose limitation.

Consent is fully controlled by the user. It can be reviewed, re-confirmed, or revoked through the same wallet used to grant it, either on the originating site or via a unified consent dashboard. This creates a predictable, transparent consent model that aligns legal compliance with real user intent.

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Built for organizations where data protection meets performance

Agencies

Agencies

One consent journey that follows users between sites.

E‑commerce & Retail

E‑commerce & Retail

Returning shoppers keep choices across sessions.

Financial Services

Financial Services

User-controlled consent for regulated flows.

Publishing & Media

Publishing & Media

Persistent choices across ad-supported pages.

Public Sector & Education

Public Sector & Education

Consent states that survive portal changes.

Healthcare

Healthcare

User-maintained choices for sensitive environments.

Legal Services

Legal Services

Consent records that outlive cookie expiration.

Travel & Hospitality

Travel & Hospitality

Consent portability across booking paths.

How it works

Blocks scripts until users choose, stores consent as a decentralized record, and makes revocation a user-driven action.

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Blocks scripts first

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Stores consent beyond the browser

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Supports instant revocation

The Decentralized Consent modal presents clear accept, reject, and category options while blocking scripts until a decision is made. Consent is stored as a decentralized record, so users can reuse or revoke it later without seeing the same banner again.

Customize Consent Management Text to clearly explain what tracking requires consent and why. Keep wording aligned across sites and remove guessing for users.

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Customize Cookie Declaration Text so all cookie purposes, durations, and providers are listed in one structured view users can read before choosing.

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Customize Details Text to clarify what happens when users reject or accept. Explain benefits, limitations, and user choices without legal jargon.

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Customize Reject Text to show what users lose when they refuse tracking without nudging them toward consent. Neutral, honest, and consistent.

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Users can return later and revise or revoke their consent through the revocation view. Changing the consent record updates tracking behavior without rebuilding banners, ensuring consent stays active, portable, and controlled by the user, not the browser.

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Note that AI Auto-Blocking works for plugins and scripts loaded through WordPress’ standard architecture. Scripts hardcoded in theme files are not detected and must be added to blocking rules manually

Available On

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Aesirx Consent Management Platform

WordPress

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Aesirx Consent Management Platform

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Compare the Difference

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Instead of this...

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Do this with AesirX

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IconLimited cross-property reuse
IconPortable across properties
IconConsent tied to browser state
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Consent that moves with users across properties.

Proof That It Works

1Trust Checklist

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2Release Highlights

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AesirX CMP for WordPress v1.3.0: Category-Based, Granular Consent Controls

AesirX Consent Management Platform (CMP) for WordPress v1.3.0 release, introducing category-based and granular consent controls.

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It extends browser-based consent signals by adding a wallet-based signing action. This shifts consent from anonymous, browser-based storage to an explicit user action.

Consent is given through a wallet-based signing request rather than relying solely on cookies or local storage. The signing action represents an explicit user decision and is recorded as part of the consent flow, with the Shield of Privacy applied to protect identifiers.

Not significantly. The banner layout stays almost the same as Default Mode, but AesirX Decentralized Consent Mode adds an extra button that lets users choose decentralized consent instead of a local browser decision. The interface remains familiar, yet it offers a new option that determines where the consent is stored and how long it remains valid.

The website does not receive direct personal identifiers such as email addresses, social accounts, or wallet addresses. Instead, it receives privacy-preserving, first-party consent data limited to the specific site where consent has been granted, with a pseudonymization layer provided by the Shield of Privacy.

Users can review, re-confirm, or revoke their consent using the same wallet that was used to grant it. This can be done on the originating site or through the unified consent dashboard, with changes reflected in the consent state.