Version 0.13.0
Release Version 0.13.0
Release Type: Developer Release
Release Date: 28th November, 2025
Overview
Inji Certify v0.13.0 introduces major advances in credential issuance and lifecycle management and this includes the following:
A full implementation of the Revocation Flow enabling issuers to mark credentials as revoked and track them with a ledger.
Support to upload Externally-signed CA Certificates into the key-management workflow, allowing organizations to use their own PKI for signing credentials.
Full implementation of the SD-JWT - Selective Disclosure JWT issuance feature.
Updated Docker-Compose support that aligns with the latest versions of the associated modules (Inji Web & Mimoto).
Major Highlights & Features
The Revocation feature is now fully functional, issuers can revoke VCs, and the ledger can be configured for indexing to support efficient search for revocation lookup.
Organizations can now integrate their own PKI by uploading externally-signed CA Certificates into Inji Certify's Key Manager.
You can now Issue Credentials in SD-JWT - Selective Disclosure JWT format, offering issuers selective disclosure capabilities and enhanced privacy options.
Revocation Implementation
The Revocation feature is now fully functional, issuers can revoke VCs, and the ledger can be configured for indexing to support efficient search for revocation lookup.
Externally Signed Certificate Upload
Organizations can now integrate their own PKI by uploading externally-signed CA Certificates into Inji Certify's Key Manager.
New APIs allow the following steps:
Generate a CSR via the generateCSR endpoint.
Upload the CA certificate via the upload-ca-certificate endpoint.
Upload the signed certificate via the uploadCertificate endpoint.
Once configured, the system’s key manager uses these externally signed certificates to generate keys and sign VCs.
SD-JWT Implementation
You can now Issue Credentials in SD-JWT - Selective Disclosure JWT format, offering issuers selective disclosure capabilities and enhanced privacy options.
Docker-Compose Upgrade
We have now Updated The docker-compose.yml definitions to reference latest versions of Inji Web and Mimoto, helping streamline environment setup, testing, and CI/CD workflows.
User Stories Released
Support for latest mimoto & Inji Web
Enabling docker compose setup to support latest released version of mimoto and Inji Web
Decouple Ledger Search Table Updates from Credential Status
Enabling Ledger as a feature to use without revocation
Enable Ledger Search
Enabling Ledger search based on id, statuslisindex and statuslistcredential
Multiple language VC issuance
Issuing VC with multiple language based on the data present in data source
Allowing to upload external CA certificate
Exposing key manager API through certify to upload CA certificate
Bug Fixes
Below are a few key bugs that have been addressed as part of this release. Please click here to learn more about the issues that have been resolved:
Incorrect x5c Field in JWT Header – Certificate Passed Instead of Full Trust Chain
Issue while fetching VC from inji mobile with signed using RSA signature
Issues in Credential config APIs
Config dependency for did url is still exists
VC fetch is failing for 2.0 model from docker compose
Unable to decode encoded list of credentialStatus
Ledger Search API supports credentialId as an optional parameter, then should be treated as null
Automation scripts are using ClientID as the jti value.
Land regsitry usecase 2.0 model VC fetch is failing with unknown error -Query did not return a unique result: 2 results were returned
Mosipid VC fetch is failing with error "IDA-MLC-007"
License compliance issue-inji-certify
Known Issues
Below is the list of known issues related to the release v0.13.0. To access all known issues related to Inji Certify please click here.
Upload ca cert for ecck1 signalgo is failing
Authenticate user API failing with test automation
Repository Released
Compatible Modules
eSignet
IDA
Sunbird C
esignet-mock-services
commons
keymanager
mimoto
inji-web
Documentation
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