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Overview

Here are the most important things to know about the IDP Kit:

It is open source (Apache 2). You can use the code for free and without limitations.
It is an out-of-the-box solution that you can simply re-use or even white-label such as for building pilot projects quickly.
It is customisable in a sense that you can individualise it based on your requirements.
It is composable in a sense that you can plug your existing (d)apps into the IDP Kit in order to supercharge your (d)apps with SSI capabilities.
It abstracts complexity such as low-level functionality related to key handling, data storage, signing and interactions with third party systems and SSI wallets.
It is built on open standards to ensure interoperability and prevent lock-in effects.
It is flexible in a sense that you can deploy and run an IDP on-premise, in your (multi) cloud environment or directly integrate our libraries.
It enables you to use different identity ecosystems like Europe’s emerging identity ecosystem (EBSI, ESSIF) in anticipation of a multi-ecosystem future. (Consult the to find out which ecosystems the IDP Kit supports.)

Here are the most important things to know about the IDP Kit:

It is open source (Apache 2). You can use the code for free and without limitations.
It is an out-of-the-box solution that you can simply re-use or even white-label such as for building pilot projects quickly.
It is customisable in a sense that you can individualise it based on your requirements.
It is composable in a sense that you can plug your existing (d)apps into the IDP Kit in order to supercharge your (d)apps with SSI capabilities.
It abstracts complexity such as low-level functionality related to key handling, data storage, signing and interactions with third party systems and SSI wallets.
It is built on open standards to ensure interoperability and prevent lock-in effects.
It is flexible in a sense that you can deploy and run an IDP on-premise, in your (multi) cloud environment or directly integrate our libraries.
It enables you to use different identity ecosystems like Europe’s emerging identity ecosystem (EBSI, ESSIF) in anticipation of a multi-ecosystem future. (Consult the to find out which ecosystems the IDP Kit supports.)