Digital credentials
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Convert any paper certificate, license, or statement into a verifiable certificate with a signed QR code, with a document wallet app to fetch multiple credentials
Issuer can issue digitally signed, machine readable credentials
Issuer can revoke the issued credentials
Issuer can share VCs to users with authentication
Users (data subjects) can import credentials from various sources (i.e. issuers) to their mobile wallet
Users can share credentials to relying parties from their mobile wallet
Relying (verifying) parties can receive and verify credentials shared with them
Credentials can be verififed in both online and offline settings
Climate
Issuing carbon credits as verifiable credentials for energy market trading, eligibility to subsidies etc.
Education
Students having their education certificates / admission letters as verifiable credentials and sharing the same to prospective employers/loans/scholarships
Healthcare
Citizens holding their vaccination details as verifiable credential for eligibility for entering public spaces
Healthcare
Healthcare professionals with VCs of their professional licensing can present it enabling them to practise anywhere
Govt Services
Passports as verifiable credentials to assist people in their easy commute in airport
Govt Services
Business Owners holding Trade License as a verifiable credential for access to credit
Govt Services
Citizens having their civic certificates (Marriage licenses, Voter ID, Social Security Information /Passport/Driving License) as verifiable credentials to be presented as required
For DaaS Cohort 1, Inji is the digital credentials product made available.
This document below outlines a call to action for software vendors (ISVs) to adopt a user-centric, verifiable credentialing infrastructure that ensures secure, low-cost, and trusted digital data sharing across sectors.
https://docs.mosip.io/inji/inji-mobile-wallet/sandbox-details/inji-setup-guide