Decentralized Identities

Issue Verifiable Credentials using OpenID4VC

How an issuing organization can issue verifiable credentials within the context of an OAuth flow

Decentralized Identifiers (DIDs) Explained

Decentralized Identifiers are globally unique, persistent and resolvable identifiers that support cryptographic verification of ownership without relying on any central registration authority.

Overview of Decentralized Identities

Verifiable credentials are essentially a piece of cryptographic data that asserts information about a subject. They are part of a bigger identity ecosystem with several building blocks where decentralization plays an important role.

Verifiable Credentials Explained

An in-depth description of Verifiable Credentials and their data models.

Verifiable Credentials in Wallets

How to use a digital wallet to receive and present verifiable credentials

Verifiable Credentials in Action

Interactively follow the user experience of retrieving and presenting a verifiable credential.

Verifiable Credentials Issuance with Pre-authorized Code

How-to configure the Curity Identity Server to use the pre-authorized code flow in the issuance of a verifiable credential.

Issue a Verifiable Credential

How to configure the Curity Identity Server and issue a verifiable credential

Show Me Your Wallet to Tell Me Who You Are - Using Verifiable Credentials with OAuth

Decentralized Identities Changes Everything, Even Your APIs

Why Are We Talking about Decentralized Identity Now?

How Do Decentralized Identifiers and Verifiable Credentials Work?

What Are Decentralized Identifiers and Verifiable Credentials?

How Will the Shift To Decentralized Identity Affect the Digital Identity Space?

What is Decentralized Identity?