DID cheqd scheme is supported with the same functionality as the other DID schemes (see Decentralized Identifiers for command-line interface or #decentralised-identifiers for REST API). Creating a did:cheqd will also onboard with the Universal Registrar. The created DID can be checked at https://resolver.cheqd.net/1.0/identifiers/{your-did} or using the Universal Resolver.

did:cheqd requires keys of type Ed25519. They can be either:

• imported into SSIKit - and further used when creating the did by specifying the kid

• or created with SSIKit

  • standalone

  • by default when running the did-create command

Using the CLI | Command Line Interface

Detailed instructions on how to build and run the SSI-Kit's CLI.

E.g. create a did:cheqd on testnet and also create the key for it by default

ssikit did create -m cheqd -n testnet

or

ssikit did create -m cheqd --network testnet

Using the REST API

Detailed instructions on how to build and run the SSI-Kit's REST API.

Create a did:cheqd document on the test or main network

POST https://core.ssikit.walt.id/v1/did/create/

Request Body

did:cheqd:testnet:dc3a71fb-be38-4145-a80a-dfc67628ab53

Intro

The cheqd Network is a Cosmos SDK-based blockchain that facilitates the exchange of trusted, verifiable data off-chain Verifiable Credentials, using on-chain identifiers (Decentralised Identifiers 'DIDs'). The cheqd Network leverages the cheqd DID method and enables linked resources to be written to the network, associated with a DID and controlled using the verification methods in the DID Document. Through this approach, the cheqd Network is able to natively support all major credential types: VC-JWT, JSON-LD and AnonCreds across an array of enterprise SDKs. cheqd also has a dedicated token, $CHEQ, used for identity writes to the network, voting in a decentralised governance framework as well as for various payment flows between verifiers, holders and issuers of Verifiable Credentials.

Getting Started

• Create DID - Create your first did:cheqd

• Issue VC - Issue your first Verifiable Credential based on a did:cheqd

• Verify VC - Verify your Credential based on a did:cheqd

In order to be able to onboard the did:cheqd on testnet and mainnet, SSIKit relies on a cheqd universal registrar deployed on walt.id infrastructure. The DID will be created using a key imported into or also created with SSIKit.

Verify credentials using the CLI

Detailed instructions on how to verify VCs using the CLI.

Verify credentials using the REST API

Detailed instructions on how to verify VCs using REST.

Issue VC using the CLI

Detailed instructions on how to issue VCs using the CLI.

Issue VC using the REST API

Detailed instructions on how to issue VCs using REST.