Create more DIDs
A DID is a globally unique persistent identifier that does not require a centralized registration authority, and that is often generated and/or registered cryptographically, as defined in the W3C DID specification.
You can create a new one by clicking New DID in the DIDs section.
Alias: name your DID for your future reference
DID method: This field specifies how to deal with this DID. Computers understand where to fetch the DID when reading this part of the DID. For example, GATACA's DID method is denominated
"gatc"
In Gataca Studio, you can select between two different DID methods:
The free version only includes a private catalog. For paid subscriptions, you can request DIDs associated with an organization to be listed in the public Trusted Issuer Registry and/or the public Trusted Verifier Registry. Note that publications of DIDs are subject to Gataca’s approval.
Change your subscription
Click the settings logo ⚙️ on the top navigation bar, select Settings from the dropdown, and click on Subscription to access the different pricing plans available.
On the top, you will see your current plan.
To upgrade or downgrade your subscription, select the plan you would like to change to.
Review your organization’s data
Review or insert your card details to execute the payment
The new subscription plan will start today.
The cost equivalent to the period not used of your current license will be subtracted from the first payment amount.
Update your company information
Click the settings logo ⚙️ on the top navigation bar, select Settings from the dropdown, and click on Organization.
Edit your general company information and click on Save.
Update your team details
Click the settings logo ⚙️ on the top navigation bar, select Settings from the dropdown, and click on Team.
On the list, you will have access to the users within your team and the roles associated with each of them.
To add a new user, click on the New User button on the top right.
To edit a user click on the three dots on the right of each User. You can modify its role and access to DIDs, API Keys, and Services.
