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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.