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This repository contains normative documents defining protocols and flows of the Eclipse Decentralized Claims Protocol (DCP) defines an interoperable overlay to the [Dataspace Protocol (DSP)](https://github.com/eclipse-dataspace-protocol-base/DataspaceProtocol) Specifications for conveying organizational identities and establishing trust in a way that preserves privacy and limits the possibility of network disruption.
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This repository contains normative documents defining protocols and flows of the Eclipse Decentralized Claims Protocol
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Specification (DCP). The specification defines an interoperable overlay to
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the [Dataspace Protocol Specification (DSP)](https://github.com/eclipse-dataspace-protocol-base/DataspaceProtocol) for
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conveying organizational identities and establishing trust in a way that preserves privacy and limits the possibility of
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network disruption.
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The scope of Eclipse DCP specification includes:
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The scope of the Eclipse DCP specification includes:
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- Specifying a format for self-issued identity tokens
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- Defining a protocol for storing and presenting Verifiable Credentials and other identity-related resources
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- Defining a protocol for parties to request credentials from a credential issuer
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Eclipse DCP supports multiple trust anchors and allow participants to manage and verify presentations without needing third-party systems outside their control. Note that it is not a requirement for Eclipse DCP to specify a decentralized or "self-sovereign" identity protocol, but it may be based on it.
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Eclipse DCP supports multiple trust anchors and allows participants to manage and verify presentations without needing
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third-party systems outside their control.
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## Technology Compatibility Kit
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Eclipse DCP includes a [Technology Compatibility Kit (TCK)](https://github.com/eclipse-dataspacetck/dcp-tck) that can be
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used to test implementation compliance to the specification.
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