eu-pid-credential-sdjwt
1.4.0indexedUtilizes EU Wallet data as SD-JWT credentials, offering a new credential scheme. Implements various attributes and age verifications for digital identity management.
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EU PID Credential
Use data provided by EU Wallets as a SD-JWT credential, with the help of VC-K.
In ARF 1.8.0 the SD-JWT claim names as well as the value for vct did change (now it is urn:eudi:pid:1), so we decided to create a new credential scheme for VC-K.
For the ISO-compliant version as well as SD-JWT prior to ARF 1.8.0 of this credential see https://github.com/a-sit-plus/eu-pid-credential.
Be sure to call at.asitplus.wallet.eupidsdjwt.Initializer.initWithVCK() first thing in your application.
See PID Rulebook from 2025-10-02 for a list of attributes.
These are implemented for SD-JWT:
These attributes are removed from the spec, but kept for backwards compatibility with our implementations:
Changelog
Release 1.4.0:
- Kotlin 2.3.0
- VC-K 5.12.0
Release 1.3.0:
- VC-K 5.9.0
- Deprecate age attributes removed from the latest PID rulebook on 2025-10-02
- Kotlin 2.2.21
Release 1.2.0:
- VC-K 5.8.0
- Kotlin 2.2.0
- kotlinx-datetime 0.7.1
Release 1.1.0:
- Update to VC-K 5.7.0
expiry_dateandissuance_dateare of typeLocalDateOrInstantfrom vc-k acc. to spec "Date (and if possible time) ..."
Release 1.0.1:
- Add additional claims
age_over_13,age_over_25,age_over_60,age_over_62,age_over_65,age_over_68
Release 1.0.0:
- Initial release for EU PID acc. to ARF 1.9.0
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