StableDID.com

Decentralized identity
for stablecoins

W3C DIDs are becoming the identity layer for stablecoin compliance. Explore the methods, map the landscape, and test the tools — from did:web to did:hedera, from Travel Rule to Verifiable Credentials.

Tools & Illustrations

Five interactive explorations

Each tool is paired with a supporting diagram. Developers use the tool, decision-makers read the diagram. Both get the same insight.

01 — Methods

DID Method Explorer

Compare six DID methods against stablecoin compliance capabilities. Resolve identifiers to inspect their W3C DID Documents.

+ DID Method Landscape Grid 02 — Stablecoins

Stablecoin Identity Mapper

Select a stablecoin and chain to see which DID methods, compliance frameworks, and Travel Rule solutions apply.

+ Identity Compliance Stack Diagram 03 — Travel Rule

Travel Rule Simulator

Step-by-step simulation of a cross-border stablecoin transfer using DID-identified VASPs and the TAP protocol.

+ Travel Rule DID Journey Map 04 — Credentials

Credential Inspector

Parse and annotate W3C Verifiable Credentials. Color-coded field analysis with structural validation.

+ Credential Anatomy Diagram 05 — Resolver

Live DID Resolver

Resolve DIDs via Cloudflare Workers. Live did:web resolution, with simulated support for did:hedera, did:key, and did:ion.

+ Resolution Network Map

Standards

Built on open specifications

Every tool on StableDID is grounded in published W3C standards. DID Core v1.1 (Candidate Recommendation, March 2026). Verifiable Credentials Data Model 2.0 (Recommendation, May 2025). No proprietary formats, no vendor lock-in.