The trust layer for your credential ecosystem.

Affinidi Radix is a decentralised trust registry that provides root-of-trust infrastructure for cross-boundary identity verification, credential issuance, and trust network governance. It implements the Trust Registry Query Protocol (TRQP) for interoperable trust infrastructure - without vendor lock-in or centralised control.

Unlike centralised registries that create single points of failure and vendor lock-in, Affinidi Radix is decentralised by design. It uses multi-stakeholder consensus for governance, provides cryptographic proof of every trust decision (instead of mutable database logs), supports real-time revocation (instead of hours-long propagation), and is built on open standards (W3C DIDs, Verifiable Credentials, TRQP) for full portability.

Affinidi Radix is built on W3C decentralised Identifiers (DIDs), W3C Verifiable Credentials, the Trust Registry Query Protocol (TRQP), and DIDComm v2.1. This standards-based approach ensures no proprietary lock-in and interoperability with any compliant system worldwide.

Radix includes built-in consensus protocols with configurable voting thresholds. Multiple stakeholders - such as suppliers, logistics partners, and regulators - collectively vote on trust decisions like which issuers to approve or revoke. Every decision is recorded with cryptographic proof, creating an immutable, auditable governance trail.

Yes. Affinidi Radix uses federation protocols and cross-registry queries to enable trust across clouds, countries, and industries. A single Affinidi Radix deployment can connect to multiple trust networks - for example, linking an EU trust network with a US academic registry - eliminating regional silos and manual verification processes.

Affinidi Radix provides real-time revocation through pub/sub event streams, webhook notifications, and live synchronization. When an issuer is compromised, revocation propagates in seconds - not the hours typical of centralised registries - closing the window attackers could exploit.

Affinidi Radix offers a drop-in SDK that lets developers query trust registries with just a few lines of code. Features like federated trust lookup (query multiple registries in one call) and live trust update subscriptions (WebSockets, Webhooks, SSE) mean teams can integrate in under 30 minutes.

Yes. Affinidi Radix is designed to be audit-ready with cryptographic proof of every trust decision. Instead of relying on spreadsheets and mutable logs, teams can produce immutable, verifiable evidence for internal reviews, partner assurance, and external audits.

Affinidi Radix supports scenarios like global university credential verification (instant degree checks across 50+ countries), multi-party logistics governance (consortium-based trust for supply chain certification), and cross-state medical licensing (federated verification of doctor licenses across jurisdictions with real-time revocation alerts).

Affinidi Radix is currently in closed beta. Enterprise decision makers can schedule a Trust Architecture Workshop to discuss governance models and deployment topology. Developers can explore the integration guides, TRQP reference documentation, and sample trust registries in Affinidi Forge.