Information encoded in this PCD that is intended to be consumed by the business logic of some application. For example, a type of PCD that could exist is one that is able to prove that its creator knows the prime factorization of a really big number. In that case, the really big number would be the claim, and a ZK proof of its prime factorization would go in the PCD#proof.
Uniquely identifies this instance. Zupass cannot have more than one PCD with the same id. In practice this is often a UUID generated by the PCDPackage#prove function.
A cryptographic or mathematical proof of the PCD#claim.
Refers to PCDPackage#name - each PCD must come from a
particular PCDPackage. By convention, this is a string like
'semaphore-identity-pcd', or 'rsa-ticket-pcd'. These type names
are intended to be globally unique - i.e. no two distinct PCD types
should have the same type name.
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The EdDSA Frog PCD enables the verification that a specific EdDSAFrogPCDClaim has been signed with an EdDSA private key. The EdDSAFrogPCDProof contains a EdDSA PCD and serves as the signature.