This is a bit old news, but I participated remotely as a committee member in the first meeting of the Digital Agency's "Expert Meeting on Attribute Certification Issues," held on October 23rd. It was the autumn tour season, so... However, perhaps due to Microsoft Teams or the microphone, I could only hear about two-thirds of what was being said, and I couldn't hear what was going on behind the scenes...
Further display Digital Agency: First Expert Meeting on Attribute Certification Issues
OpenID for Verifiable Presentations 1.0 (https://openid.net/specs/openid-4-verifiable-presentations…) is the standard that will be used in European digital identity wallets.
Further display The final version of OpenID for Verifiable Presentation 1.0 has been published.
On Tuesday, March 3th, from 4:10 to 00:12, a seminar titled "Global Trends in FAPI and VC ~FAPI40 & Verifiable Credentials~" will be held at the FINOLAB event space. I will also be there briefly. The use of digital credentials in KYC etc. at financial institutions...
Further display March 3th Global Trends in FAPI and VC - FAPI4 & Verifiable Credentials
There is a blog post that is currently a hot topic in the identity industry. On October 10th, Mr. Hughes, founder of Trinsic, which provided a decentralized ID/Verifiable Credentials (VC) solution on the Sovrin blockchain, wrote a blog post titled “Why Verifiable Credentials (VC) is a distributed ID solution that can be used to verify a user’s identity.”
Further display Is there no future for VC (Verifiable Credentials)?
On the evening of the 14th, the formation of the OpenWallet Foundation was announced at the Open Source Summit in Dublin. The OpenWallet Foundation is an open source wallet that follows standard protocols...
Further display OpenWallet Foundation Formation Announced
Following last week, the second part of the series "A thorough examination: Will blockchain bring happiness to humanity?" was published in Nikkei Crosstech. The article is titled "From centralized ID to decentralized ID, history repeats itself." Last time, we looked at the comparison between W3C DID and XRI, but this time we will finally look at OpenID...
Further display From centralized ID to decentralized ID, history repeats itself | Nikkei Crosstech