Cardea is a complete, trusted digital ecosystem for the exchange and verification of privacy-preserving digital credentials and is built on the Hyperledger Indy and Hyperledger Aries technology stacks and is ready to deploy today.

You are welcome to get involved!

Hyperledger Foundation, as part of the Linux Foundation, is an open source community and anyone who is interested is welcome to use the code, talk to others in the community and make contributions to this project.

Some useful links to get you started:

• Cardea GitHub wiki

• #Cardea chat channel on Hyperledger Discord

• Cardea Meeting Calendar and mailing list

• Follow Cardea on LinkedIn

• Follow Cardea on Twitter

Learn more about Cardea. Read the Whitepaper

Open

Cardea was previously housed at Linux Foundation Public Health (LFPH).
Read more:

• May 10, 2023: Cardea, a privacy preserving open-source ecosystem for verifying health data, joins Hyperledger Labs

• September 29, 2022: Open Source Cardea Project Expands into Employee and Student Health Verification

• June 21, 2022: Sharing Health Data while Preserving Privacy: The Cardea Project

• April 19, 2022: LFPH Webinar: Cardea’s 2022 Interop-a-thon: Successes and Lessons Learned in Digital Health Credentials

• March 31, 2022: Member Profile Series: Looking Back on Cardea’s Successful Second Interop-a-thon

• September 14, 2021: High turnout and success at Cardea interoperability hackathon

How to Get Involved

This is an open source project and anyone is welcome to get involved and we will be happy to see you contribute.

Join the Cardea community calls

Beginning March 13- Cardea community meetings are held the second Thursday of the month beginning March 13th, 9:15am-10:00am PT (12:15pm-1:00pm ET), which you can find on the public meeting calendar here: https://zoom-lfx.platform.linuxfoundation.org/meetings/lf-decentralized-trust-labs .

Have any questions?

If you have any questions about using or contributing to the project, join our chat channel.  Feel free to introduce yourself and ask your questions at:

• #Cardea

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