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Glossary

TermDefinition
DCCDigital Conformity Credential. A credential attesting to a conformity assessment, certification, or test result.
DFRDigital Facility Record. A credential identifying a physical facility or location.
DIADigital Identity Anchor. A permanent identity credential for an entity.
DIDDecentralized Identifier. A globally unique identifier that resolves to a public key, enabling cryptographic verification. DPP Kit uses did:web.
DID DocumentA JSON document containing the public keys and service endpoints associated with a DID. Served at a well-known URL.
DPPDigital Product Passport. A credential describing a product's identity, composition, origin, and compliance.
DTEDigital Traceability Event. A credential recording a supply chain event (transformation, transaction, or association).
GLN-13Global Location Number. A 13-digit GS1 identifier for locations and facilities.
GS1Global Standards One. The organization that manages barcode and identifier standards (GTIN, GLN, etc.).
GS1 Digital LinkA standard for encoding GS1 identifiers as web URIs, enabling QR-code-based lookups.
GTIN-14Global Trade Item Number. A 14-digit GS1 identifier for trade items (products).
IDRIdentity Resolver. The GS1 Digital Link resolver service that maps identifiers to credential URLs.
Pilot ModeOrganization mode where re-issuing a credential overwrites the same resolver path. For testing and iteration.
Production ModeOrganization mode where each issuance creates a new identifier. For real-world deployment.
UNTPUnited Nations Transparency Protocol. A set of standards for supply chain transparency built on Verifiable Credentials.
VCVerifiable Credential. A W3C standard for tamper-evident, cryptographically verifiable digital claims.
VCKitThe credential engine (based on Veramo) that handles DID management, credential signing, and verification.
Verifiable CredentialSee VC.