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The Verifiable Credentials Standard
A Verifiable Credential (VC) is a standard way to digitally express credentials (claims) in a tamper-proof, privacy-preserving, and machine-verifiable way.
The Verifiable Credentials Data Model 1.0 was published by the W3C in 2019.
The Decentralized Identifier (DID) Standard
According to the W3C, Decentralized Identifiers “are a new type of identifier that enables verifiable, decentralized digital identity.” DIDs are independent of any organization or identity provider. When you create a DID, it’s under your full control.
Each DID contains a cryptographic key pair. The Issuer’s Private Key signs the Verifiable Credential, while the Public Key is published on the blockchain. This way, a Verifier can look up the Issuer’s DID and associated Public Key on the blockchain when they want to verify the authenticity of a Verifiable Credential.
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Why choose Truvera?
Truvera provides the digital ID infrastructure that lets you issue, store, and verify trusted identities across all your systems and partners. Built for high-scale organizations, the platform removes complexity so you can deploy modern identity experiences faster, without rebuilding your architecture.
REST APIs for issuing and verifying digital IDs
Integrate identity flows directly into your existing systems.
Wallet SDK for embedded identity storage
Add a secure digital ID wallet inside your app, or use a cloud-hosted wallet when embedding isn’t required.
Developer-friendly, enterprise-ready tooling
Clear documentation, predictable integration patterns, and scalable architecture.
A unified identity experience, without rebuilding your stack
Truvera helps you issue and verify digital IDs using the identity systems you already have. Connect IAM, IDV, and partner systems to create a unified identity experience that reduces re-verification, lowers friction across channels, and enables trusted interactions at scale.
