Use self-sovereign identity for inter-company communications, enabling you to sign, verify, and manage verifiable credentials

Decentralized Identity Verification is based on the following three personas:

  • The holder is the owner of the identity information that they receive from the issuer as a verifiable credential.
  • The issuer attests the holder's identity information by digitally signing it and creating a verifiable credential.
  • The verifier relies on the verifiable credential created by the issuer and validates the holder's identity information.

Benefits

  • Create digital identities

    Create and manage digital identities using DID:Web for standard web protocols. With DID:Web, users have control over their own data and can interact securely with online services.

  • Create verifiable credentials

    Create digitally signed and tamper-proof credentials containing information about an individual or an entity to support identity claims or provide proof of qualifications, memberships, or other verifiable attributes.

  • Sign verifiable credentials

    Digitally sign verifiable credentials by using private keys associated with issuers and ensure the integrity and authenticity of verifiable credentials.

  • Revoke verifiable credentials

    Revoke previously issued verifiable credentials in case they are no longer valid.

  • Maintain revocation list

    Publish and maintain a revocation list containing the identifiers of revoked credentials.

  • Add trusted issuers

    Add trusted issuers of verifiable credentials.