Sections
Principles & Overview
Welcome to the Trinity Documentation for Developers This documentation is aimed at developers who intend to use the Trinity Digital Identity Wallet (aka Trin...
Trinity Backend Service
Installation You can self-host our services in a Kubernetes cluster or use our production environment. Self-hosting (GCP, AWS, Azure) For a fully-fledged ste...
Trinity SDK
The Trinity SDK is a native component which can be integrated into your app. Repositories are hosted on GitLab and are access protected. To receive access to...
Trinity OIDC Functions
This page outlines the most important OIDC aspects relevant to Trinity. In the following description, you will find which OIDC functions and parameters are s...
OIDC Relying Party
The Trinity Backend Service behaves as every other OIDC (or OAuth 2.0) provider and can be integrated accordingly. On your website, application, or backend s...
Release Notes Trinity SDKs and Backend
Version 1.7 Device Integrity Check through Trust Provider(s) SDK is checking the health and trust level of the device on which the Trinity SDK is executed. D...