Verifiable Credentials
A verifiable credential is a set of tamper-proof claims and metadata that can cryptographically prove who issued it.
What makes a digital credential a 'Verifiable Credential'?
A Verifiable Credential is like a digital container. Similar to the way standardized shipping containers transformed trade, VCs are a highly efficient way to share data from anywhere to everywhere , reducing the uncertainty as to the data’s origin and integrity and thereby allowing the data to be immediately used.
What are verifiable credentials good for?
Combat Fraud
Verifiable credentials can be thought of as “tamper-proof” because they share the data of who issued them and any changes made are apparent to the verifier, allowing you to trust the credential as much as you trust the issuing party.
Reduce Liability
Verifiable credentials allow the end user to share only the data necessary with organizations they interact with, removing the need to store or delete personally identifying information in a regulatorily compliant way.
Increase Efficiency
Verifiable credentials allow you to trust data as if it came straight from the source, meaning your team can immediately act on the data presented without the need for multifactor authentication or other means of double checking.
Learn more about verifiable credentials with Indicio’s Beginner’s Guide
Credential types and standards that Indicio is interoperable with:
Plug-and-play verifiable credentials, built for you
With Indicio, you can launch quickly using our ready-to-use, open-source credential solutions, or work with our team to build exactly what your project needs.
Deploy anywhere, on-prem or in your preferred cloud, with the flexibility to scale without vendor lock-in. Benefit from continuous open-source innovation and a global developer community that keeps your options open.
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