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The Privado Identity Chain, currently in beta with limited functionality, is a blockchain network designed to serve as the primary chain for user identities. It will act as the authoritative source of truth, enabling other chains to synchronize their state with it. This chain is essential for preventing the fragmentation of identities and credentials across the various chains we will be working with, ensuring that identities and credentials remain consistent and reusable across all chains.
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DIDs associated with the Privado Identity Chain will follow a prefix format:
State transitions and MTP issuance are not currently supported.
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Currently, a few issuers, such as Synaps, are deployed on the Privado Identity Chain. During the beta phase, where the chain has limited functionality, issuers can continue to use other supported chains, such as Polygon POS.
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Once the full version of the Privado Identity Chain is released, issuers on both the Privado chain and other supported chains will remain supported, ensuring seamless operation and interoperability across multiple chains.
The Privado Identity Chain, currently in beta with limited functionality, is a blockchain network designed to serve as the primary chain for user identities. It will act as the authoritative source of truth, enabling other chains to synchronize their state with it. This chain is essential for preventing the fragmentation of identities and credentials across the various chains we will be working with, ensuring that identities and credentials remain consistent and reusable across all chains.
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### Configuration:
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-**RPC**: `https://rpc-mainnet.privado.id`
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-**Chain ID**: `21000`
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Details regarding the smart contracts and their deployment addresses can be found [here.](./smart-contracts.md)
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### DIDs:
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DIDs associated with the Privado Identity Chain will follow a prefix format:
The Privado Identity Chain is currently accessible in a read-only mode.
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Currently, a few issuers, such as Synaps, are deployed on the Privado Identity Chain. During the beta phase, where the chain has limited functionality, issuers can continue to use other supported chains, such as Polygon POS.
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Once the full version of the Privado Identity Chain is released, issuers on both the Privado Identity Chain and other supported chains will remain supported, ensuring seamless operation and interoperability across multiple chains.
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The request generated in the previous endpoint already contains the `CallBackURL` so that the response generated by the wallet will be automatically forwarded to the server callback function. The callback post endpoint receives the proof generated by the identity wallet. The role of the callback endpoint is to execute the [Verification](verification-api-guide.md) on the proof.
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:::info "Testnet / Mainnet"
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The code samples on this page utilize Polygon's Amoy testnet, which is associated with the verifier, and the Privado chain, which is associated with the users' identities. This includes the smart contract addresses and RPC endpoints specified in the `resolvers` object. If you wish to use a different network, you will need to add a resolver for it.
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The code samples on this page utilize Polygon's Amoy testnet, which is associated with the verifier, and the <ins><a href="../../privado-identity-chain" target="">Privado Identity Chain</a></ins>, which is associated with the users' identities. This includes the smart contract addresses and RPC endpoints specified in the `resolvers` object. If you wish to use a different network, you will need to add a resolver for it.
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You can find the addresses for the validator smart contracts <ins><a href="../../smart-contracts/#validator-addresses" target="">here</a></ins>. Below is an example for adding a resolver for polygon mainnet:
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