The Enterprise Stack is more stable, robust, scalable, reliable and offers additional capabilities.
- Multi-tenancy to manage multiple projects, users and accounts within them.
- Data persistence for DIDs, keys, sessions (OID4VC), logs, pre-defined issuance and verification requests.
- Resource protection through authentication for offered APIs.
- Scalability based on multi-tenancy and multiple instances.
- Pre-configured issuance and verification requests to automate processes and user flows.
- Audit & event logging (e.g. credential issuance or verification, active wallets, ...) across Issuer, Wallet and Verifiers.
- Integrations with third party services (that are not included in OSS) like ID verification, identity and access management, qualified trust services, KMS, data storage etc.
- Admin UI that facilitates the use of the Enterprise Stack and offers analytics.
The Community Stack can support production-grade solutions, yet the Enterprise Stack offers advantages like richer features and integrations, faster time to market, less overhead (dev, maintenance), more reliability and stability, higher scalability, compliance with standards and regulations. You can learn more here .