Key Series Addition
Once a DID is registered, its owner has the option to add more key series with did_add operation. This operation requires another active key series to sign and verify its HTTP request. In the did_add request, the client must specify the SHA-256 hash of the first public key in the new series must be given.
A new key series cannot be used to sign and verify its own addition.
did_add
POST https://test-network.finema.co/did/<did_address>/key
Request Body
operation
string
The method's name that is "did_add".
did_address
string
The DID address.
current_key
string
The current public key in the series. It is used to verify the request's signature.
next_key_hash
string
The SHA-256 hash of the next public key in the series.
new_key_hash
string
The SHA256 hash of the first public key in the new series.
nonce
number
The request nonce.
{
"operation": "did_add",
"did_address": "did:idin:afb7ba88c76edbda55c344b70ae0cf0556d770ec256820d7185000de395391b5",
"key_id": "f975e5f2e4a06fced2d65bd59e12c33c901814555b026264b8377ace79cee60a"
}{
"errors": [
{
"status": 422,
"title": "Invalid Attribute",
"detail": "the server cannot process the request",
}
]
}Example Message and Request
The above message can then be encoded in Base64 and signed with ECDSA to obtain the following HTTP request
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