WebVH Hosting

Store, validate, and publicly serve the did:webvh identifiers your VTA creates, on an Affinidi-hosted appliance or on your own infrastructure.

Serving did:webvh identifiers at scale requires storing each signed DID log, publishing every update, and serving it at a stable public URL across your infrastructure. A generic web server provides none of this out of the box.

WebVH Hosting coordinates that work across purpose-built services instead of leaving you to build it yourself. Your VTA creates and signs each DID. The WebVH Hosting appliance validates and stores every signed version and serves it at a stable public URL.

You can host a DID for each of your applications, services, or agents, each at its own public URL on your appliance’s domain.

Get started

Affinidi provisions and operates the appliance for you, so there is no host to prepare. Deploy on Affinidi Portal →

For the full picture before you deploy, read the overview →

Overview→

What WebVH Hosting is, what you can do with it, how it works alongside your VTA, how you deploy it, and which guide to start from.

Quickstart→

Deploy your WebVH Hosting appliance on Affinidi Portal, connect it to your VTA, and create your first hosted DID.

Concepts→

Concept pages covering WebVH Hosting’s service identity, DID lifecycle, access control, and hosting domains.

WebVH Hosting management→

Day-to-day tasks for your WebVH Hosting appliance: create, update, name, and delete the DIDs it hosts, add DIDComm endpoints, and troubleshoot resolution.