DIDKit is a lightweight set of Rust libraries containing a command-line interface and an HTTP interface. Both interfaces expose the core Verifiable Credential-handling capabilities of Spruce’s ssi library. https://github.com/spruceid/ssi 
We currently have support for 3 DID Methods: did:key, did:web, and did:tz (1 resolution layer with Ed25519) the #Tezos DID Method.
While we’ve built our libraries to be interoperable, we designed the did:tz method to be the substrate for the most performant, formally verifiable, and widely-interoperable verifiable data registry yet. https://did-tezos-draft.spruceid.com/ 
Additionally, we’ve open sourced our ssi library, powering DIDKit and also built entirely in Rust. #rustlang
If you’re interested in implementing ssi into your project or platform, please get in touch - we’re always available to chat.

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