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The Digital Credentials Consortium was founded by leading universities with expertise in the design of verifiable digital credentials. Together, we are designing an infrastructure for digital credentials of academic achievement.
We are committed to open standards and encourage all to contribute through the W3C VC-EDU task force.
For additional context, the DCC whitepaper outlines our approach and high-level architecture.
Overview of the Digital Credentials Consortium components:
DCC uses the Verifiable Credentials Data Model with linked data.
- Authoring guide - authoring DCC credentials
- Online credential editing tool - experimental
- Modeling Educational Verifiable Credentials
- see similar standards incubation efforts at the W3C VC-EDU task force
- Identity design decisions
- Issuer registry MVP design
- Issuer Key and DID Document Generation
- Setting up an issuer issuing identity
Onboard the issuer into the issuer registry
Issuing credentials and maintaining state involves:
Verifying credentials involves:
- Verification of the credential
- Identity proofing, variable (coming soon)
DCC uses the Verifiable Credentials Data Model and can
- cred-wallet: mobile wallet that manages learner's credentials and identifiers
- docs: (this repo) contains project documentation, broader architectural docs, etc
- sign-and-verify: library to sign/issue and verify DCC credentials.
- credgen: command line tool to generate credential templates
- learner-credential-wallet: repository for DCC react native mobile app to manage and store credentials
- designer: web ui to design credential templates -- intended for developers