Unable to verify the "Signed Document" in "Dev.tradetrust.io"

[LogeswaranA]

Hi -

I am trying to setup & integrate tradetrust into the trade flow platform. I followed this documentation to try out the samples provided in the documentation.

https://docs.tradetrust.io/docs/tutorial/verifiable-documents/raw-document (raw document) https://docs.tradetrust.io/docs/tutorial/verifiable-documents/wrapping-document/wrapping-document-cli - Wrapping using CLI https://docs.tradetrust.io/docs/tutorial/verifiable-documents/signing-document/signing-document-cli -- Signing using CLI

The CLI command worked fine, and the signed document was created.

After these steps, I got the "Signed version document". As per the documentation, when I head over to "https://dev.tradetrust.io/verify" and try to verity the signed document, it is throwing below error.

"Document is not valid"

Whoops it is not you, It's Us

etc.

I am stuck with this issue, any direction to move forward would be helpful.

Thank you

[LogeswaranA]

It is working when we issue a wrapped document without signing. After wrapping the document, when you issue & verify, then it is working fine.

Is this expected results ?

[rongquan1]

@LogeswaranA

Could you please provide the signed document? We’d like to test it on our end to ensure everything is working as expected.

[LogeswaranA]

Sure, please find the signed-version

signed-doc.json

Also, note that as per the doc it is nowhere mentioned that after "Sign document" it should be issued. So I haven't issued this document hash in the document store.

[rongquan1]

@LogeswaranA

It looks like you have missed a step during the process. Please refer to this documentation and give it another try.

[LogeswaranA]

Thanks, I just tried the same but got a different error:

"Document issuer identity is invalid This document was issued by an invalid issuer."

Here is my signed doc and I ensured that my public wallet address & DNS are correct. please check.

Please note, that I am using the npm package to wrap & encrypt this time.

here is my code snippet :

const wrappedDocument = await wrapDocumentV2(coojson); console.log("wrappedDocument", wrappedDocument); const signedDocument = await signDocument( wrappedDocument, SUPPORTED_SIGNING_ALGORITHM.Secp256k1VerificationKey2018, { public: did:ethr:${signer}#controller, private: pkey, } );

wrapped-signed.json

[rongquan1]

@LogeswaranA

We noticed that the DNS records are pointing to a different address instead. Please follow the instructions in this documentation and try again.

[LogeswaranA]

yes thank you so much, now it works, I followed the CLI method from the beginning again and it worked.

thank you @rongquan1

Sorry for the false alarm!!