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  • About Litentry
    • Problem & Solution
    • Architecture of Litentry Oracle
    • Use Cases
    • FAQ Litentry Protocol
  • Parachain
    • Introduction
    • Get Started
      • Litentry Network
        • Rollout Plan
        • Collator
        • Full Node
    • Pallets and Modules
      • Verifiable Credential Management Pallet (VCMP)
        • Parts of a VCMP
        • VCMP Extrinsic, Events, and Error Events
        • Assertion definitions and parameters
      • Identity Management Pallet (IMP)
        • Components of the IMP
        • IMP Extrinsic, Events and Error Events
      • Teerex Pallet
      • Token Bridge
        • Tokenomics revisit
        • Architecture model
        • Token Bridge Commission
      • TEE
        • Background
        • FAQ Trusted Execution Environment
        • Architecture diagram
        • Core components
      • Litentry Identity Registrar
    • Developer Documentation
      • Build parachain
      • Launch a local network
      • Run tests
    • Verifiable Credential Solidity Contract
      • How to create a new Verifiable Credential Solidity contract
      • How to add a new token to example TokenHoldingAmount VC contract
      • VC output example introduction
      • How to deploy contract
    • SDK Documentation
      • Linking an Identity
      • Requesting a Verifiable Credential
      • Validating Verifiable Credentials
      • Retrieving the Hash of any ID Graph
      • Getting the User id_graph
      • SDK Use Case Example
      • How to Run Setup and Run Parachain + Worker
    • How-to guides
      • Interact with parachain
      • Claim crowdloan rewards
      • Transfer LIT from Ethereum to parachain
      • Transfer LIT from parachain to Ethereum
      • Transfer LIT to other parachains with XCM
      • Participate in LIT staking on Litentry
        • Auto-compound staking
      • Litentry Kusama Registrar Guide
      • Participate in Litentry Governance
    • Partner Documentation
      • Establishing XCM communication with Litentry
  • Front-end Products
    • IdentityHub
      • Product Features
        • Direct Invocation
        • EVM Sign-In
        • Identity Score
        • Verifiable Credentials (VCs)
          • VC Summary
            • Assertion - TokenHoldingAmount
            • Assertion - NftHolder
            • Assertion - PlatformUser
            • Assertion - Achainable
            • Assertion - OneBlock
            • Assertion - BnbDigitDomainClub
            • Assertion - VIP3MembershipCard
        • IdentityHub Client
        • Securing Privacy
      • User Guide
        • Getting Started with the IDHub
        • Set up a Shielding Key
        • Link Identity
          • Link Web3 Account
          • Link Web2 Account
        • BRC 20 Sign-in
        • Generating Credentials
        • How to Stake, Bridge, and Unstake on IdentityHub
      • FAQ IdentityHub
      • Rules of IDHub v0.8
  • Litentry Foundation
    • Tokenomics
      • Litenry parachain inflation and collator staking
    • Ecosystem Wallet
    • Team Wallet
    • Foundation Wallet
  • Misc
    • Glossary of Terms
    • Related Links
    • Media Assets
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Generating Credentials

Verifiable credential (VC) enables individuals to hold and share their digital identities with ease, privacy, and security.

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Last updated 1 year ago

Go to the Credentials page

  1. Select the credential you want to generate from the different options available on the credential page as shown below:

In this tutorial, we'll demonstrate how to generate a credential for "Ethereum Account Class of Year".

Different credentials have different identity requirements. You may need to link additional identities.

  1. Choose your Ethereum account and select the account type and hit the "Confirm" button"

  1. Next, you'll be required to sign a proof message with your address. Hit the "Sign" button to proceed.

  1. Click the "Sign" button on the wallet pop-up and sign the transaction with your main account.

  1. Next, click the "Check my Credential" button to generate your credential.

  1. With this, you have successfully claimed your credential.

  1. You can click the "Check My Credential" button to view your credential

  1. To view your generated credentials, check the claim box as shown below:

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