Today Transmute launched its own branded instance of the DIF’s Universal Resolver! Check it out here:
Why It Matters
A core aspect of decentralization is that everyone can [and in many cases, should] run their own version of the software instead of relying on public code. The more people run their own version of DID software in general, the more robust it will prove to be, and the easier it will be to demonstrate interoperability with different DID products.
A Note of Caution
The DID core and DID resolution specifications are evolving quickly. This is experimental software that may break. If you don’t trust uniresolver.io or resolve.transmute.world, you should run your own instance following the directions in the DIF code repositories:
