You can now verify SD-JWT credentials based on X509 certificates! To make this possible we introcuded trusted entities, and reworked how you specify trusted issuers for a presentation template.
To get started with verifying credentials based on X509 certificates, create a trusted entity (you can do this directly from the presentation template page) and add a trusted X509 certificate.
Defining issuer dids on presentation template deprecated

With the introduction of trusted entities, which are also integrated with presentation templates, specifying issuer dids directly on a presentation template is deprecated.
Instead, create a trusted entity, including your issuer dids, through the dashboard or the Trusted Entities API and link this to your presentation template.
The current release does not introduce any breaking changes yet, but all issuer dids not migrated to a trusted entity by March 15, 2025 will be migrated automatically. It also won't be possible to specify the issuers
field on a credential in a presentation template through the Presentation Templates API after this date.
Bugfixes and improvements
- Introduction of the new Trusted Entities API and Trust tab in the dashboard.
- Support to link trusted entities on a presentation template.
- Deprecation of directly specifying issuer dids on a presentation template
- The verification of SD-JWT credentails based on X509 certificates follows the X509 Certificate Key Validation from the SD-JWT VC specification.