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# About

This BSV DID Resolver implementation is part of the [Identity Solutions](https://products.teranode.group/) developed by **Teranode Group**, providing enterprise-grade decentralized identity infrastructure on the BSV blockchain.

## Development Team

The resolver was developed and is maintained by:

* **Marko Kramer** - 
* **David Bricman** - 
* **Goran Stevanič** - 
* **Huge Lopez** - 

For technical inquiries, feature requests, or enterprise support, please contact the team directly. Feedback can be sent to <identitysoftware@teranode.group>

## Teranode Group Identity Solutions

Teranode Group specializes in building scalable, standards-compliant identity solutions on the BSV blockchain. Our suite of identity tools enables organizations to implement decentralized identity systems that are secure, interoperable, and ready for enterprise deployment.

Learn more about our identity solutions at [Teranode Group](https://teranode.group/)


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