Dear Community Users,
We are pleased to announce the latest developer release of Inji Certify, Version 0.12.0!
This release brings powerful new capabilities for credential issuance, revocation, and cryptographic flexibility—continuing to strengthen interoperability and adaptability for verifiable credential (VC) ecosystems. With support for emerging standards like SD-JWT, enhanced DID binding options, and draft revocation mechanisms, Certify is evolving to meet the growing demands of trusted digital identity solutions.
Key Highlights
Support for SD-JWT (Draft) – Enables issuance of credentials with selective disclosure, enhancing privacy and interoperability across wallets.
Dynamic VC Configuration – Allows issuers to define and manage credential types via API, providing flexibility for diverse issuance scenarios.
Revocation Capability (Draft) – Introduces mechanisms for marking credentials as revoked, ensuring verifiers can check credential status.
Expanded DID Binding – Adds support for did:key and did:web with automated kid generation, making SD-JWT issuance easier.
Advanced Cryptography & Data Integrity – Includes ECC R1 (P-256) curve support and W3C Data Integrity proofs for stronger credential authenticity.
We extend our sincere appreciation to our dedicated team and the community for your ongoing support, valuable feedback, and collaboration.
Your contributions continue to drive the success of Inji Certify as we work towards a robust and inclusive digital identity ecosystem.
For a comprehensive overview of the release, please refer to the release notes.
Stay tuned for more exciting updates and improvements!
Best Regards,
Varaniya S
Product Owner – Inji Certify
On behalf of the Inji Team