EUDI Wallet verification
EUDI Wallet Verification API
Verify supported European Digital Identity Wallet presentations through one API. Request the identity claims or predicates your relying-party flow needs, validate the response, and use the result in your own product.
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A wallet presentation flow for relying parties
A relying party defines the claims and credential formats it accepts, starts a verification session, and presents the request for the user to approve in a compatible wallet. DLBR provides the verification gateway and SDK around that flow.
- Request supported PID or other configured credential claims
- Use an age predicate such as age_over_18 where the credential supports it
- Receive a verification result to connect to your onboarding or access decision
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Credential checks and application decisions
The gateway processes supported OID4VP presentations, validates the credential data and configured issuer trust, and returns the requested result. Your application remains responsible for deciding whether that result meets its policy.
- Supported presentation formats include SD-JWT and mdoc profiles
- Invalid or incomplete presentations fail closed
- Wallet and issuer availability depends on the credential, profile, and trust configuration
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Integrate and inspect the result
Start in the sandbox with synthetic wallet data, then build against the TypeScript SDK and API reference. Verification outcomes can flow into your own review, support, and audit processes.
- Prototype before requesting production access
- Use webhook delivery and verification outcomes in your existing systems
- Review security, retention, and relying-party responsibilities before launch
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Implementation guides and related pages
EUDI Wallet availability, credential formats, issuer trust, assurance, and relying-party registration vary by country and implementation. Wallet verification does not replace your organization’s legal, KYC/AML, eligibility, or access-control decisions.