Developed in conjunction with organizations like the Worldwide Web Consortium (W3C),  verifiable credentials can represent all of the same information that a physical credential represents with the added benefits of secure, digital signatures and provenance-preserving metadata that make them more secure, tamper-proof, and flexible than traditional verification methods.

Credential verification happens in milliseconds using messaging and authentication standards built on best-in-class security measures including OIDC and OAuth2.0.

Verifiable claims can be collected, shared, and verified in flexible combinations to meet your assurance requirements

Just like our authentication methods, Verifiable Credential are strictly permissioned and only accessible by the intended recipient during an authenticated session

Verifiable Credentials are not all-or-nothing. Individual data points can be shared to satisfy lower-assurance use cases. Alternative, zero-knowledge and predicate proofs can be used to satisfy requirements like age or residency without sharing the explicit data.

The VC model presents all the relevant information, metadata, evidence, and risk information you need in a single bundle so you can get to decisioning up to 98% faster than traditional verifications