4 posts tagged with "openid4vp"

Two months ago we announced end-to-end OpenID4VC support in private beta. With Yivi 8.0 and irmago 1.0 shipping today, those protocols reach production — and the foundation underneath them has finally caught up.

This release is the structural moment Yivi stops being an IRMA wallet that speaks OpenID and becomes a credential-format-agnostic wallet that happens to also speak IRMA. It is the single biggest milestone in our transition toward a crypto-agile EUDI wallet.

After shipping OpenID4VP support last year and migrating all Privacy by Design issuers to SD-JWT VCs earlier this year, today we're closing the loop: Yivi now supports both OpenID4VCI and OpenID4VP. Issuers and verifiers can integrate with Yivi entirely using open standards.

We're opening a private BETA and inviting organizations to be among the first to integrate.

We're pleased to announce that all Privacy by Design Foundation issuers now issue SD-JWT Verifiable Credentials alongside traditional Idemix credentials. This marks a significant milestone in Yivi's transition to becoming a fully EUDI-compliant wallet.

A few months ago, we announced our plans to become an EUDI wallet while still retaining our original privacy-by-design technology.

Since that announcement, we've come a long way, and today it's time to announce the release of the first major step towards true crypto agility: the support for the OpenID4VP protocol and the SD-JWT VC credential format in the Yivi app. In this blog, we'll dive into how we did this and what it means for you.