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# Indy, Verifiable Credentials and Decentralized Identity Basics

> **NOTE:** If you are developer building apps on top of Aries and Indy, you **DO NOT** need to know the nuts and bolts of Indy to build applications. You need to know about verifiable credentials and the concepts of self-soveriegn identity. But as an app developer, you don't need to do the Indy getting started pieces. Aries takes care of those details for you. The introduction linked here should be sufficient.
> **NOTE:** If you are developer building apps on top of Aries and Indy, you **DO NOT** need to know the nuts and bolts of Indy to build applications. You need to know about verifiable credentials and the concepts of self-sovereign identity. But as an app developer, you don't need to do the Indy getting started pieces. Aries takes care of those details for you. The introduction linked here should be sufficient.

If you are new to Indy and verifiable credentials and want to learn the core concepts, this [link](https://github.com/hyperledger/education/blob/master/LFS171x/docs/introduction-to-hyperledger-indy.md) provides a solid foundation into the goals and purpose of Indy including verifiable credentials, DIDs, decentralized/self-sovereign identity, the Sovrin Foundation and more. The document is the content of the Indy chapter of the Hyperledger edX [Blockchain for Business](https://www.edx.org/course/blockchain-for-business-an-introduction-to-hyperledger-technologies) course (which you could also go through).

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Indy provides an implementation of the basic functions required to implement a network for self-sovereign identity (SSI) - a ledger, client SDKs for interacting with the ledger, DIDs, and capabilities for issuing, holding and proving verifiable credentials.

> Back to the [Aries Developer - Getting Started Guide](README.md).
> Back to the [Aries Developer - Getting Started Guide](README.md).