Hovi Support Matrix

Hovi platform supports a variety of ecosystems, each leveraging different credential types, communication protocols, decentralized identifier (DID) methods, and wallets. We are continuously working towards expanding our ecosystem support to offer more options for your identity management needs.

Key Components

Ecosystem: Ecosystems refer to decentralized networks where various tenants can interact, issue, and verify digital credentials. For more information, please refer here: Ecosystem.

Credential Types: Credential types define the structure and format of the digital credentials issued and verified across ecosystems. For more information, please refer here: Credential Types.

Communication Protocols: Communication protocols enable secure and encrypted exchanges of verifiable credentials between issuers, holders, and verifiers. For more information, please refer to this page: Communication Protocols.

DID Methods: A Decentralized Identifier (DID) is a unique, self-owned identifier that enables verifiable, secure, and decentralized digital identities. For more information, please refer here: DID Methods.

Wallets: Hovi supports multiple digital wallets to allow users to manage identity credentials from various identity providers without vendor lock-in. For more information, please refer here: Wallets.

Support Matrix

The following table outlines the current compatibility options across the above categories, enabling you to select solutions that best fit your needs.

Ecosystem	Credential Types	Communication Protocols	DID Methods	Wallets
OpenID	JSON-LD, SD-JWT	OID4VC, OID4VP, SIOPv2	did:key	Paradym, Hovi Wallet
Privado.ID	JSON-LD, W3C (ZKP + SD)	Iden3	did:iden3, did:polygonid	Privado ID Wallet, Hovi Wallet
Cheqd	AnonCreds, JSON-LD	DIDcomm	did:cheqd, did:key	Hovi Wallet
Indico	AnonCreds, JSON-LD	DIDcomm	did:indy, did:key	BC Wallet, Adeya, Hovi Wallet
Sovrin	AnonCreds, JSON-LD	DIDcomm	did:indy, did:sov, did:key	BC Wallet, Adeya, Hovi Wallet