Verifiable credentials

Verifiable credentials your application can check

Use signed verification records with explicit issuer, expiry and acceptance rules.

Issued once. Presented by you.
01Trusted issuer
Example flow

Holder chooses a claim to share

Verifier checks the proof

The holder controls presentation

The job

  • Every partner integration becomes another API and another data-sharing agreement.
  • A credential that only your systems can read is a lock-in, not a credential.
  • Revocation and expiry get bolted on afterwards, badly.

How it works.

  1. 01

    Choose the verification

    Identify the claim your service needs and the issuer you will accept.

  2. 02

    Read the credential

    Use the documented API or attestation interface for that verification.

  3. 03

    Check status and expiry

    Apply your acceptance rules to the result, including how expired or missing evidence is handled.

What answers it.

Put this to work in your organization.