Join us for an exploratory session into DeDi — the decentralized trust infrastructure redefining how public data and registries are shared, verified, and consumed in the digital age.

What to expect We’ll dig into: 1. Introduction to DeDi (Speaker: Amar Tumballi) * The story behind DeDi: origin, mission, and positioning * Real-life deployment use cases * How to evaluate new opportunities for applying DeDi in your organization 2. Architecture of DeDi (Speaker: Mudit Sarda) * The internal design and deployment modes of DeDi * How scale, performance, and security are handled * Areas open to contribution, improvement, and extension We’ll wrap with a Q&A and open discussion: how DeDi could be leveraged in domains you care about (govtech, fintech, identity, compliance, etc.). Resources * DeDi’s site: Decentralized Directory for public registries (https://www.dedi.global/) * GitHub / technical spec: Finternet / DeDi (https://github.com/LF-Decentralized-Trust-labs/DeDi) * DeDi publish interface: publish.dedi.global (https://publish.dedi.global/) Why Attend * Understand a next-generation **Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI)** building block * Learn how cryptographic trust\, revocation propagation\, cross-registry recognition\, and verifiability are being solved end-to-end via DeDi ([dedi.global][1]) * Gain insight into how your organization can plug into or extend the DeDi ecosystem * Network with peers, architects, and early adopters in the trust & infrastructure space Who Should Join * Software architects, system engineers, infrastructure leads * Product leads / innovation teams in governments, NGOs, fintech, identity technology * Researchers and technologists interested in trust, verifiable systems, decentralized infrastructure * Anyone curious about the foundations of public data infrastructure Agenda (Tentative) \| 0–10 min \| Welcome\, overview & framing \| \| 10–40 min \| “Introduction to DeDi” by Amar Tumballi \| \| 40–70 min \| “Architecture of DeDi” by Mudit Sarda \| \| 70–90 min \| Q&A + open discussion + next steps