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Your Digital Credential

A Digital Credential is intended to help establish your Digital Identity in the Digital World. It is designed to help you access participating services, data, and value-exchange mechanisms across the Digital World ecosystem.

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Cross-Platform Verifiable Self-Managed Streamlined Access
Digital World Credential
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One Identity. Two Worlds.

Connecting The Digital & Physical Worlds

A Digital Credential is designed to help establish your Digital Identity in the Digital World, so you can access participating services, data, and value-exchange mechanisms with less repetitive verification.

Digital World Credential
What It Gives You

Everything Your Digital Credential Unlocks

Verified Identity

A cryptographically-signed record of who you are, designed to be recognized across participating Digital World services.

Streamlined Access

Access participating services, data, and value-exchange mechanisms with fewer repetitive identity checks.

Common Standard

Designed to work as a shared identity standard across participating organizations and platforms in the Digital World.

Self-Managed

You hold and manage your own credential data, and choose what to share and with whom.

Disclaimer: A Digital Credential is a Digital World identity credential. It is not a government-issued passport or travel document, and does not replace the identification required by law for international travel, border control, or other government or regulated processes.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is a Digital Credential a replacement for my government passport?

No. A Digital Credential is a Digital World identity credential. It does not replace a government-issued passport and cannot be used in place of one for international travel, border control, or other legally regulated purposes.

Who holds and controls my Digital Credential data?

You hold your own credential data and choose what to share with participating services, and when.

Which services accept a Digital Credential?

Digital Credential is designed to work across participating Digital World services, applications, and organizations. Acceptance outside the Digital World ecosystem is not guaranteed.

How is my identity verified before a Digital Credential is issued?

Verification is based on the identity information and credentials you provide when setting up your Digital Identity. The specific verification steps may vary by participating provider.

Can a Digital Credential be lost, revoked, or reissued?

As with any digital credential, access can be affected by lost devices, revoked keys, or account recovery processes. Keep your recovery details up to date and follow the recovery steps provided by your Digital Identity provider if you lose access.