Decentralized Identity Solutions: How DIDs Work and Why They Matter
Decentralized identity (DID) gives individuals cryptographic control over their digital credentials, removing dependence on centralized identity providers.
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Contents
- Verifiable Credentials and Practical Use
- Challenges Remaining
- Keywords:
- decentralized identity · DID · verifiable credentials · self-sovereign identity · W3C standard
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