Code Blockchain
The Self-Sovereign Identity System of CodeB does not only support W3C DID’s but comes also with an inbuilt OpenID Connect (OIDC) Identity Provider. OpenID Connect meets distributed Self-Sovereign Identities. Integration of the Identity Provider into existing systems is extremely easy. In this article we use Auth0 as an example: 2. Create Connection 3. Configure as shown … Read more
A Bearer Token (RFC 6750) is a cryptic string, usually generated by the server in response to a login request. It contains a subject claim (sub) which references an authorized entity (i.e., the User, Application or Organization). The authorized entity uses a signed bearer authorization token to access one or more resources for which the … Read more
To create coins is called in blockchain terms “Minting Coins”. In our system only approved “Minters” are permitted to mint coins up to an administrator approved allowance. To promote an account to become “Minter” or to set the allowance X Admin signatures are required. Note: Usually coins are burned on the Coin to FIAT gateway. … Read more
To destroy coins is called in blockchain terms “Burning Coins”. In our system only approved “Minters” are permitted to burn coins. To promote an account to become “Minter” X Admin signatures are required. Note: Usually coins are burned on the Coin to FIAT gateway. It is also possible to delete all minters so that coins … Read more
Of course it is also possible to transfer funds from your Self-Sovereign Identity using the mobile wallet. If you use address “me” the funds will be transferred to your own public key. Should you be operating your own node kindly also have a look at our web services APIs. Note: For KYC/AML reasons transfer limits … Read more