DIDComm Mediator
A DIDComm Mediator is a messaging server that manages access control, provides temporary message storage, and forwards messages to other mediators without accessing their content.
Recipients can fetch, decrypt, and verify messages sent to their DID using DIDComm libraries such as DIDComm for Dart, Meeting Place SDK for Dart, or Mediator SDK for Rust.
Supported Access Control Lists (ACLs)
The DIDComm Mediator server offers granular Access Control Lists (ACLs). These allow administrators to control which DIDs can send and receive messages within the network.
You can only update DID-level Access Control Lists (ACLs) on self-hosted DIDComm Mediators.
Mediator operating modes
As an administrator, you can adjust your mediator’s access control lists (ACLs) to operate in different modes, depending on how you want the mediator to manage access and handle messages transmitted across the network.
You can only configure the DIDComm Mediator into different modes when running a self-hosted instance.
Deployment options
Choose a deployment option based on your infrastructure and operational requirements. Use Affinidi Portal for a fully managed instance with no infrastructure to maintain. Use AWS Marketplace to deploy into your own AWS account using a CloudFormation template. Use the open-source version for local development or to run on custom infrastructure.
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