What type of claims can be made using Hyperledger Indy that resembles traditional identity documents?

Hyperledger Indy is specifically designed to enable the creation and management of decentralized identity systems that support verifiable credentials. This includes the issuance of claims that can represent traditional identity documents such as birth certificates and passports.

Verifiable claims are essentially statements made by one party about a subject, which can be verified by a third party and are stored in a secure manner on the blockchain. This capability directly aligns with the need for traditional identity documents, which often serve as proof of identity or status in various aspects of life, like citizenship or age. As such, the infrastructure provided by Hyperledger Indy supports various identity claims that replicate the functionality of conventional documents, ensuring trust and security through cryptographic methods.

The other options focus on more specific or limited types of claims that do not capture the broader scope of identity verification and credentials that Hyperledger Indy enables, missing the flexibility and comprehensive capabilities offered by the platform in addressing diverse identity documentation needs.