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Pricing

Self-Managed

Open Source

Community Stack

The easiest way to get started and build. Own infrastructure and develop your platform based on the leading open source stack.

  • Open-source core with modular APIs and SDKs.
  • Credential exchange protocols and formats.
  • Self-hosted deployment with full customization.
  • Lightweight services and native SDKs.
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Self-Managed

Enterprise

Enterprise Stack

Everything you need to roll-out and scale. The fast and worry-free way to build ID platforms, ship complex use cases and ensure compliance.

  • Everything in Community, plus enterprise features.
  • Security and compliance for regulated deployments.
  • High availability, multi-tenancy and scale tooling.
  • Data persistence, RBAC and encryption.
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Core Features

FeatureCommunityEnterprise

Credential Issuance

Credential Verification

ID Wallets

Webhooks

Credential Lifecycle Management

DIY
Built in

Standards

FeatureCommunityEnterprise

Digital Credentials (W3C VC, IETF SD-JWT, ISO mDL)

Protocols (OID4VCI/VP, Digital Credentials API)

Credential Status (e.g. TokenStatusList, BitStringStatusList, StatusList2021)

Decentralized Identifiers | DIDs (e.g. did:key, did:jwk, did:web, did:ebsi)

Crypto Algorithms (e.g. ed25519, secp256k1, secp256r1, rsa)

X.509 Certificates

Infra

FeatureCommunityEnterprise

Self-Hosting / On-Prem Deployment

Multi-tenancy (B2B, B2C, B2G)

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Horizontal Scaling (Clustering)

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Security

FeatureCommunityEnterprise

Data Persistence

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Data Encryption

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Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)

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Audit, System and Event Logs

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Analytics

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Integrations

FeatureCommunityEnterprise

External KMS / HSM (e.g. AWS KMS, Azure Key Vault, PKCS#11)

Trust Registries (e.g. eIDAS2, EBSI)

Qualified signature support via QTSPs.

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OIDC Bridge for IAM (e.g. Keycloak, Auth0, Okta, Entra ID)

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ID Ecosystems

FeatureCommunityEnterprise

EMEA alignment (e.g. eIDAS2, EBSI, SWIYU, GDPA, South Africa)

APAC alignment (e.g. NZ DISTF, Australia, Thailand)

Americas alignment (e.g. US, Canada, Brazil)

Custom ecosystems (e.g. local/proprietary)

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The full feature list and technical specs are available in our documentation.

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FAQs

Frequently asked questions.

Answers to common questions about pricing and deployment.

Are your products open source? Which license do you use?

The Community Stack is open source under the Apache 2.0 license and free to use. The Enterprise Stack is proprietary and requires a license. It is built on top of the Community Stack and adds multi-tenancy, authentication and role-based access control (RBAC), horizontal scaling, data persistence, audit logs and integrations, among others.

Do you offer support contracts?

Yes, we offer support contracts for the Community Stack and the Enterprise Stack. Contact us to learn more.

Do you help with pilots or proof-of-concepts?

You can build pilots with our open source solutions or contact us if you want support from our team.

What is the difference between the Community Stack and the Enterprise Stack?

The Enterprise Stack is more stable, robust, scalable, reliable and offers additional capabilities.

  • Multi-tenancy to manage multiple projects, users and accounts within them.
  • Data persistence for DIDs, keys, sessions (OID4VC), logs, pre-defined issuance and verification requests.
  • Resource protection through authentication for offered APIs.
  • Scalability based on multi-tenancy and multiple instances.
  • Pre-configured issuance and verification requests to automate processes and user flows.
  • Audit & event logging (e.g. credential issuance or verification, active wallets, ...) across Issuer, Wallet and Verifiers.
  • Integrations with third party services (that are not included in OSS) like ID verification, identity and access management, qualified trust services, KMS, data storage etc.
  • Admin UI that facilitates the use of the Enterprise Stack and offers analytics.

The Community Stack can support production-grade solutions, yet the Enterprise Stack offers advantages like richer features and integrations, faster time to market, less overhead (dev, maintenance), more reliability and stability, higher scalability, compliance with standards and regulations. You can learn more here .

Is walt.id a hosted service?

No. Both editions, the open-source Community Stack and the Enterprise Stack, are self-managed: you run them on premises or in your own cloud. A fully managed Cloud Platform is not yet available. The public demos are for testing only. Support contracts are available for both editions.

I have other questions. How can I get in touch?

If you have any other questions, you can contact us here .