DCC Issuer Coordinator

5.6easy start · #31 of 31
in Credentialing Software

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Runs on api, self-hosted, Web.

DCC Issuer Coordinator is ranked #31 of 31 in credentialing software on The Geeks Club. It runs on API, Self-hosted, Web.

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The record

Purpose: The issuer signs Verifiable Credentials and can attach status that may later be updated to revoke or suspend a credential.
Architecture: The coordinator calls separate signing and status services, which the project describes as Express apps run together using Docker Compose.
API: The service implements VC-API endpoints for issuing credentials and updating credential status, plus an endpoint for returning a status list.
Credential signing: The README says the issuer supports the did:key and did:web DID formats for signing keys.
Tenants: Multiple signing authorities can be configured as tenants, each with its own key and optional bearer-token protection.
Revocation and suspension: Optional status management implements Bitstring Status List and can store status lists using database or Git services.
Security guidance: The README warns that the shared test signing key is unsafe for real credentials and recommends configuring a private key and suggests IP filtering for issuer endpoints.
Deployment: The project provides Docker Compose instructions and says its prebuilt images are published on Docker Hub with version tags; it does not provide a latest tag.
Setup time: The project says its four-step quick start should take less than five minutes.
Intended users: The README describes using the issuer within a larger system, such as a school's credential issuance flow, with an API client sending credential data to be signed.
Wallet integration: The README describes importing issued credentials into the Learner Credential Wallet and points to a separate exchange-coordinator for direct wallet exchange.
License: The GitHub repository identifies its license as MIT.
Founded: 2018
Headquarters: United States

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Best Credentialing Software in 2026#31 of 31

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Sources

github.com/digitalcredentials/issuer-coordinator· checked 4 Oct 2026