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Version: v0.25.0 (Latest)

List your issuers

Step 1 of 6 in Set up the credential issuer.

Start by listing the issuers your tenant already runs. The list is tenant-scoped: the tenant comes from your access token, so you only ever see your own issuers.

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Each item carries the instance id, its displayName, lifecycleStatus and managementMode, the credentialIssuer identifier wallets see, and the public endpoints it is served on. Results are paged with cursor and limit; follow nextCursor until it is absent.

Keep the id of the issuer you are going to work on. The authorization-server bindings in step 5 are addressed by it. Read that one issuer to confirm its state and follow its links:

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An id that belongs to another tenant, or to a verifier, answers 404 exactly as an unknown id does. Nothing in these responses is secret: keys, credentials and internal configuration are never returned.

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Continue with step 2, Read the current issuer settings.