Registrar

To interact with an EUDI Wallet, two types of certificates are required:

• Access Certificate – Grants access to the EUDI Wallet.
• Registration Certificate – Authorizes data requests from the EUDI Wallet.

You can still use EUDIPLO without these certificates, but it can result in warnings when making requests to the EUDI Wallet.

Per-Tenant Configuration

Each tenant can configure their own registrar connection with OIDC credentials. This allows different tenants to connect to different registrar instances or use different credentials for the same registrar.

Via the Web UI

1. Navigate to Registrar in the sidebar
2. Select a preset (e.g., "German Sandbox") or manually enter the registrar details:
   • Registrar URL: The base URL of the registrar API
   • OIDC URL: The OpenID Connect realm URL for authentication
   • Client ID: The OIDC client ID
   • Client Secret: Optional OIDC client secret
   • Username: Your registrar account username
   • Password: Your registrar account password
3. Click Save Configuration

The credentials will be validated before saving. If authentication fails, you'll receive an error message.

Via Configuration File

You can also configure the registrar by placing a registrar.json file in the tenant's configuration folder:

config/{tenant-id}/registrar.json

{
    "registrarUrl": "https://sandbox.eudi-wallet.org/api",
    "oidcUrl": "https://auth.sandbox.eudi-wallet.org/realms/sandbox-registrar",
    "clientId": "swagger",
    "username": "your-username",
    "password": "your-password"
}

Access Certificate

Once the registrar is configured, you can create access certificates for your keys:

Via the Web UI

1. Navigate to Registrar in the sidebar
2. In the "Create Access Certificate" section, select a key from the dropdown
3. Click Create Certificate

The certificate will be automatically stored in EUDIPLO and you'll be redirected to the certificate detail page.

Via the API

curl -X POST "https://your-eudiplo-instance/registrar/access-certificate" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer <token>" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"keyId": "your-key-id"}'

The response includes:

• id: The registrar's certificate ID
• certId: The local EUDIPLO certificate ID
• crt: The certificate content

Registration Certificate

Coming Soon

Registration Certificate creation through EUDIPLO is not yet implemented. Currently, registration certificates must be managed directly through the registrar's interface.