CREDENTIAL PROVIDER
Where credential reusability meets economic sustainability
Monetize credential reutilization and grow your customer base effortlessly by joining our ecosystem.
The Privado ID Issuer Node is self-hosted, so the user data never leaves your infrastructure. It can be easily integrated into your business logic through a REST API. It includes a intuitive user interface for manual operations and testing.
How to implement it
Deploy your self-hosted Issuer Node
Select the option most suitable for you: Docker (for local development or evaluation) or Standalone (for productive environments).
start buildingCreate an Schema or Reuse an existing one
Browse our repository of existing Schemas and reuse it or modify it to your own needs. If you cannot find an schema that suits your needs, you can create easily your own schema and then publish it to IPFS.
Try itImport Schema
Import the selected schema into the issuer node to use it for the creation of credentials.
Try itIssue Credentials to a known DID
Issue credentials directly using a known identifier - connections with your organization or establish connection with new identifiers.
Try itRevoke Credential
You can revoke an issued credential at any time. After revocation, you will need to publish the new issuer state on the blockchain.
Try itAutomate issuance with API
You can automate the issuance of credentials calling the Issuer node API.
Learn moreFeatures
W3C compliant Verifiable Credentials
ZK-capable credentials
Dynamic Credentials
Customizable Credential Look & Feel
Multiple deployment options
Gasless Issuance
On-chain Verification
Push Notifications
Private On-chain Revocation
All solutions follow the W3C Standards & are Open Source
Developers Stack
JS
You can build your custom Issuer Node with our JS-SDK.
Golang
You can build your custom Issuer Node with our Golang libraries.
Solidity
Create an On-Chain Issuer Smart Contract to issue credentials on-chain.
Tools
Gain visibility by publishing your profile at our Marketplace. You can also use our Schema Builder to find existing schemas, fork them or create new ones from scratch.