A DID method based on the Ardor blockchain.
This repository contains the bba DID method specification. It uses the Ardor blockchain as a decentralized public-key infrastructure (DPKI) to create and manage decentralized identifiers (DIDs).
A DID is a self-controlled persistent identifier and can be resolved into a DID Document. A DID Document contains publicly available information (usually in form of public keys and service endpoints for further interaction) that is associated with a DID subject. A DID subject is the entity a DID identifies and is usually identical to the DID controller. Since information inside a DID Document is cryptographically linked to a DID, the DID controller can use it for authentication, assertion and/or proof of personally identifiable information (PII). PIIs are generally not stored in DID Documents but are embedded in Verifiable Credentials (VCs). A PII containing VC also includes the DID of the subject the PII belongs to and is therefore bound to that DID. DIDs as unique identifier and VCs as verifiable containers for PIIs are the two pillars of Self-Sovereign Identity (SSI).
The bba DID method is listed in the official DID Method Registry.
- DID Method Specification
- Reference Implementation
- Web UI for CRUD Operations
- DID Driver for the Universal Resolver
- Article on nxter
- Master's Thesis
- rC3 Presentation
- DID Method Registry
- DID Core Specification
- VC Specification
- SSI Book
- Trust over IP Stack
- DPKI Whitepaper
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