Government and Issuers

Issue it once. Have it accepted everywhere.

A national credential that only works inside one department is a database with better marketing. The value appears when a citizen presents it somewhere you do not control, and it is accepted.

How it works
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You issue on your own PKI, inside your borders

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The citizen holds the credential

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Another jurisdiction verifies it

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Accepted, and useful where it is presented

What you can sell

Issuance at national scale

ISO 18013-5 and ISO 18013-7 mobile credentials, W3C VC and SD-JWT VC, on your national PKI or a private one, self-hosted inside your jurisdiction.

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Conformance you can evidence

Continuous testing against the standards that determine whether other countries recognise your credential.

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Cross-border acceptance

TrustGrid resolves trust lists, registries and certificate chains so a credential issued under your framework can be verified under another.

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An acceptance side worth having

Banks, telcos and platforms need eligibility decisions, not raw credentials. We build the layer that makes your credential useful to them, which is what drives citizen adoption.

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Outcomes on top. One question underneath.

You buy the outcome. The products that deliver it stay underneath, and every one of them is answering the same question.

Outcomes · what you sell
Issuance at national scaleConformance you can evidenceCross-border acceptanceAn acceptance side worth having
delivered by
Products
Verifiable Credential CoreFlagshipStandards assuranceResolvein Core
all answering
ELIGIBILITYis this actor allowed to do this, right now, in this context?
Built for the rules that apply
EUDI and eIDAS 2.0 · EUISO 18013-5 mDL · GlobalISO 18013-7 · GlobalNational trust frameworks · Global

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