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Create Verifier Template

With a Verifier Template, you can define which credentials you want to receive from your customers. For each use case, you can define a different Verifier Template.

Create a new Verifier Template​

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Choose Create New to create a new Verifier Template.

Assume you want to onboard a new customer. For your Know Your Customer (KYC) use case, you need to receive credentials to prove:

  • The Deep of Incorporation of the customer
  • The LPID of the customer
  • The Tax Registration Statement of the customer
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Options to Configure​

Technical details​

  • Name:
    The name of the Verifier Template. Only used in the UI to describe the template.
  • Description:
    A description of the Verifier Template. Only used in the UI to describe the template.
  • Purpose:
    The text shown to the user explaining why you are asking for the credential(s).

Technical configuration​

  • Interop Profile:
    The Fides Interop profile to use. This profile defines the protocols used for the credential exchange.
  • Verifier Template key:
    The Verifier Template key is used in the Universal OIDC4VP API to identify this template.
  • Success URL: The URL to which the user is redirected after the credential(s) are successfully received.
  • Error URL: The URL to which the user is redirected if something goes wrong while receiving the credential(s).
  • Client ID: The client identifier of the Verifier. It is a unique string representing the client prefixed with a client identifier prefix. The prefix dictates how the Wallet needs to interpret the Client Identifier and associated data during Client identification, authentication, and authorization.

    Examples are decentralized_identifier and redirect_uri.

Configure Credentials​

Use the 'Add credential' button to add the Credential type you want to receive.

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  • Required:
    Specifies whether the customer is required to provide the credential(s).
  • Multiple:
    Specifies whether the customer is allowed to provide multiple credentials of the type. For example, a credential of type 'Diploma' may be provided multiple times.
  • Requested Attributes:
    For some types of credentials (supporting Selective disclosure), you can specify which attributes you want to receive. Only the attributes you request have to be provided by the customer. The other attributes may be provided but are optional.