Ecosystem

Compatible Technologies and Integration Targets

Standards and technologies this network is built to work with - separate from the confirmed provider relationships listed on Digital Providers.

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Supported Today

These standards are implemented and in current use, per the Knowledge Base's Technical Standards registry (§34.2). Responsible provider for every row below: ClearSoftware / Digital World engineering.

Standard Used for Status Last verified
W3C Decentralized Identifiers (DID) Root identifiers for members, businesses, devices, vehicles, agents, and jurisdictions. Operating Not yet published
W3C Verifiable Credentials (VC) The format for everything institutions issue: licenses, registrations, memberships, roles. Operating Not yet published
OpenID4VC / OIDC Credential issuance and presentation flows, and bridge compatibility with existing login systems. Operating Not yet published
WebAuthn / Passkeys Default authentication - phishing-resistant, device-bound, no shared secrets. Operating Not yet published
QR + NFC presentation The in-person layer: login, payment approval, agreement signing, plate and ticket verification. Operating Not yet published

In Testing

Standard Used for Status Last verified
Selective disclosure (SD-JWT class) Proving age, status, or eligibility without exposing the full credential. Verified pilot Not yet published

Planned

Nothing formally scheduled yet. This section will list specific standards or integrations once a target date is set.

Under Discussion

No specific third-party wallet, credential-infrastructure, or proofing integration is currently under public discussion. Nothing is implied about any named company until an agreement or joint demonstration is confirmed here.

Architecturally Compatible but Not Yet Integrated

Because Digital World implements W3C Verifiable Credentials, OpenID4VCI/OpenID4VP, and WebAuthn, any wallet, credential-issuer, or verifier that also implements these open standards is architecturally capable of interoperating with this network in principle. That compatibility is technical, not contractual - it does not represent a confirmed relationship, integration, or endorsement with any specific company. Only Digital Providers lists confirmed relationships.