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by gcommer 3662 days ago
If you're willing to delve into the fun world of CRLs you can sorta do it. This isn't truly stateless of course, but for some design constraints it could be "practically" stateless since you're eliminating auth server round trips, which is probably why you were aiming for statelessness in the first place.

CRLs of course introduce lots of replication complexity and timing bounds to consider, and you probably want to pair them with short lived tokens to keep the CRL size manageable. (and then delve into refresh tokens)

As the OP points at, you most likely don't need any of this.