IOTA Identity is reported to be mainnet-ready, equipped with a unified and modular architecture, etc.
It is also said to combine W3C standards with MovEM for authentication and verification.
IOTA has announced that the much-anticipated IOTA Identity is finally ready for the mainnet, with its v1.6-beta currently live. According to the post detailing this development, this new initiative has a unified and modular architecture and a new CoreClient interface.
Basically, this is reported to align with the “transactions API across Rust and WASM.” Also, there is a capable multi-control and delegation support. No custom Move calls are required for this as it manages controller roles and ensures that delegations flow directly from the library. Above all, there is a Keytool to sign transactions and store DID key material.
In a previous blog post, IOTA highlighted that the idea behind this introduction is to offset the problem of trust in digital data. In that report, information was
