walt.id provides an open‑source, enterprise‑grade platform for integrating decentralized identifiers (DIDs) and verifiable credentials into applications. It offers modular SDKs, reference wallet implementations, and cloud‑agnostic deployment options that support standards like W3C DID/VC and compliance frameworks such as eIDAS 2, enabling developers and enterprises to add secure, interoperable identity features without building the infrastructure from scratch.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Organizations and developers lack a unified, open‑source infrastructure for creating, managing, and verifying decentralized digital identities, making it difficult to embed trust and compliance into web applications.
Solution
walt.id delivers an open‑source, enterprise‑grade platform that enables developers to integrate decentralized identity (DID) and verifiable credential capabilities directly into their products. The platform provides modular libraries, SDKs, and reference implementations for identity wallets, credential issuance, and verification flows, all built on open standards such as W3C DID and VC. By offering cloud‑agnostic deployment options and tooling for compliance with regulations like eIDAS 2, walt.id reduces the complexity and cost of building secure identity solutions, allowing teams to focus on their core applications while ensuring interoperable trust frameworks.
Target Audience
Primary customers are software developers, product teams, and enterprises that need to embed decentralized identity, credential issuance, and verification into their applications, platforms, or services.
Features
- Open‑source SDKs and libraries for DID creation, management, and resolution across multiple blockchain and off‑chain methods
- Verifiable credential issuance, storage, and verification with support for W3C VC data model and JSON‑LD signatures
- Reference identity wallet implementations for web, mobile, and server environments
- Cloud‑agnostic deployment options (self‑hosted, Kubernetes, serverless) with CI/CD pipelines
- Built‑in compliance modules for EU eIDAS 2 and other regulatory frameworks
- API gateway and SDKs for seamless integration into existing applications and services
- Community‑driven governance and extensible plugin architecture for custom identity use cases