🪪 Decentralized Identity (DID)

Djedi Tech uses a Decentralized Identifier (DID) - a W3C standard for self-sovereign identity that doesn’t rely on any central authority. This enables cryptographic verification of our identity across platforms.

Our DID

did:web:djeditech.com

This identifier resolves to our DID Document, which contains our public keys and linked services.

Verification

Resolve Our DID

Our DID Document is publicly available at:

You can also resolve it using any DID resolver:

• Universal Resolver - Enter did:web:djeditech.com
• Direct: https://djeditech.com/.well-known/did.json

Linked Identities

Our DID cryptographically links to:

What is a DID?

A Decentralized Identifier is:

• Self-sovereign - We control it, not a corporation or government
• Cryptographically verifiable - Anyone can verify our identity mathematically
• Interoperable - Works across platforms using open standards
• Privacy-preserving - We choose what to reveal, when, to whom

Unlike traditional identity (driver’s license, social logins), DIDs put you in control of your digital identity.

Why It Matters

Traditional identity providers can:

• Revoke your identity at any time
• Track every authentication
• Share your data without consent
• Be compromised, exposing your data

With DIDs:

• Only you control your identity
• No central tracking
• Selective disclosure - prove claims without oversharing
• Cryptographic security, not trust-based

Technical Details

• DID Method: did:web (domain-based resolution)
• Key Type: Ed25519 (modern elliptic curve cryptography)
• Standard: W3C DID Core 1.0