#Overview

walt.id's Wallet Service enables organizations and wallet providers to create digital wallets for a variety of use cases. It supports consumer wallets for end users as well as organizational wallets for companies.

#Supported Standards

#Core Features

#KMS & Identifiers

• Holder Keys
  • Storage is configured via the KMS Service. Keys may reside in the Enterprise database for non-production setups or be delegated to providers such as AWS KMS, HashiCorp Vault or Oracle KMS.
• DIDs
  • Create and store DIDs with the DID Service and DID Store.

#Credential Storage

• Persist received credentials using the Credential Store Service.

#Credential Exchange

• Supports OID4VCI/VP flows and ISO/IEC 18013‑7 for receiving and presenting credentials.
• Matches stored credentials against Presentation Definitions or DCQL requests.
• Automatically proves key and DID ownership during exchanges.

#Management

• Graphical admin UI for managing wallets, keys, DIDs and credentials.

#Getting Started

• Setup - How to set up a wallet. W3C Credentials
• Receive & store a W3C Verifiable Credential via OID4VCI
• Present a W3C Verifiable Credential via OID4VP SD-JWT VC Credentials
• Receive & store a SD-JWT Verifiable Credential via OID4VCI
• Present a SD-JWT Verifiable Credential via OID4VP mDL/mDOC Credentials
• Receive & store a mDL/mDOC Credential via OID4VCI
• Present a mDL/mDOC Credential via OID4VP