Spoločnosť Google oznámila, že operačný systém Android teraz podporuje prezentáciu a vydávanie digitálnych dokladov. Táto funkcionalita je implementovaná prostredníctvom natívnej podpory štandardov OpenID4VP a OpenID4VCI, ktoré sú integrované do správcu poverení systému Android (Credential Manager). Vďaka tejto aktualizácii môžu používatelia ukladať digitálne doklady vo svojich zariadeniach prostredníctvom aplikácií podporujúcich API DigitalCredential. Tieto aplikácie umožňujú zdieľanie informácií s inými aplikáciami a používateľ môže svoje doklady prezentovať podľa potreby. Prenosy údajov prebiehajú cez šifrované komunikačné kanály, čo zaručuje bezpečnosť a ochranu súkromia. Digitálne doklady sú kryptograficky overiteľné dokumenty, ktoré môžu zahŕňať vodičské preukazy, pasy, národné identifikačné preukazy, ale aj certifikáty o vzdelaní, poistné zmluvy, členstvá či povolenia.

SD-JWT VC + OpenID4VCI/OpenID4VP protocol library for Dart wallets (holder role). Key- and HTTP-agnostic, pure logic, fully testable without hardware. Changelog excerpt: - **Nested-claim DCQL matching**— `match`/`satisfiesRequest`now check requested claim *paths*(nested `["place_of_birth","locality"]`, array `["nationalities", 0]`, and the `[…, null]`all-elements wildcard) against the reconstructed claim tree, not just top-level names. Presenting those paths already worked (`present(disclosePaths:)`); matching no longer falsely accepts a request for a nested claim the credential lacks.

Google is enhancing digital credential access on Android by natively supporting OpenID4VP and OpenID4VCI standards through its Credential Manager API.

Android har fått inbyggt stöd för digitala intyg. Google definierar dessa behörigheter som ”kryptografiskt verifierbara dokument”. Mer specifikt har plattformen börjat stödja OpenID4VP och OpenID4VCI. De mest vanliga digitala intygen är körkort, pass och nationella id-kort. Androidappar som lagrar den här formen av digitala legitimationer kallas ”credential holders”. Som exempel ger Google sin egna digitala […]

Google、Android プラットフォームにおける ID / パスワードなどの資格情報管理 API「Credential Manager」の、「OpenID4VP」「OpenID4VCI」をネイテ

Google is enhancing digital credential access on Android by natively supporting OpenID4VP and OpenID4VCI standards through its Credential Manager API.

May 06, 2025 at 09:19PM Smartphone, Gadget, Android Hadirkan Dukungan Untuk Kredensial Digital | WinPoin Google baru baru ini telah mengumumkan bahwa Android akan mendapatkan dukungan untuk penyajian dan penerbitan kredensial digital. Dukungan ini diberikan dengan dukungan bawaan untuk standar OpenID4VP dan OpenID4VCI yang terintegrasi dengan Android’s Credential Manager. Baca Juga : Youtube Uji Paket Premium Untuk Dua Orang Berkat kehadiran dan penambahan fitur ini, nantinya pengguna akan dapat menyimpan kredensial digital di perangkat mereka dalam aplikasi apapun yang mendukung API DigitalCredential.

Expanding interoperability, Android supports OpenID4VP and OpenID4VCI, allowing users to securely share digital credentials across apps.

A Dart library for building, validating, and serializing Digital Credentials Query Language (DCQL) queries for OpenID for Verifiable Presentations (OpenID4VP).

株式会社VESS Labsが、デジタル証明書の国際標準仕様「OpenID4VCI 1.0」と「OpenID4VP 1.0」に対応を完了しました。これにより、安全で迅速なデジタルアイデンティティ管理が実現します。

VESS Labs has formally integrated the latest international standards for digital certificates into all its products, ensuring secure data exchange worldwide.

Google zwiększa cyfrowy dostęp do danych na Androida poprzez natywnie obsługując standardy OpenID4VP i OpenID4VCI za pośrednictwem interfejsu API menedżera poświadczeń.

_Posted by Rohey Livne – Group Product Manager_ In today's interconnected world, managing digital identity is essential. Android aims to support open standards that ensure seamless interoperability with various identity providers and services. As part of this goal, we are excited to announce that Android, via Credential Manager's DigitalCredential API, now natively supports OpenID4VP and OpenID4VCI for digital credential presentation and issuance respectively. ## What are digital credentials? Digital credentials are cryptographically verifiable documents. The most common emerging use case for digital credentials is identity documents such as driver's licenses, passports, or national ID cards. In the coming years, it is anticipated that Android developers will develop innovative applications of this technology for a wider range of personal credentials that users will need to present digitally, including education certifications, insurance policies, memberships, permits, and more. Digital credentials can be provided by any installed Android app. These apps are known as "credential holders"; typically digital wallet apps such as Google Wallet or Samsung Wallet. Other apps not necessarily thought of as "wallets" may also have a use for exposing a digital credential. For example an airline app might want to offer their users' air miles reward program membership as a digital credential to be presented to other apps or websites. Digital credentials can be presented by the user to any other app or website on the same device, and Android also supports securely presenting Digital Credentials between devices using the same industry standard protocols used by passkeys (CTAP), by establishing encrypted communication tunnels. Users can store multiple credentials across multiple apps on their device. By leveraging OpenID4VP requests from websites using the W3C Digital Credential API, or from native apps using Android Credential Manager API, a user can select what credential to present from across all available credentials across all installed digital wallet apps. ## How digital credentials work ### Presentation To present the credential, the verifier sends an OpenID4VP request to the Digital Credential API, which then prompts the user to select a credential across all the credentials that can satisfy this request. Note that the user is selecting a credential, not a digital wallet app: _Digital credentials selection interface_ Once the user chooses a credential to proceed with, Android platform redirects the original OpenID4VP request to the digital wallet app that holds the chosen credential to complete the presentation back to the verifier. When the digital wallet app receives the OpenID4VP request from Android, it can also perform any additional due-diligence steps it needs to perform prior to releasing the credential to the verifier. ## Issuance Android also allows developers to issue their own Digital Credentials to a user's digital wallet app. This process can be done using an OpenID4VCI request, which prompts the user to choose the digital wallet app that they want to store the credential in. Alternatively, the issuance could be done directly from within the digital wallet app (some apps might not even have an explicit user facing issuance step if they store credentials based on their association to a signed-in user account). _A wallet app holds a single credential_ Over time, the user can repeat this process to issue multiple credentials across multiple digital wallet apps: _Multiple wallet apps hold multiple credentials_ > **Note:** _To ensure that at presentation time Android can appropriately list all the credentials that digital wallet apps hold, digital wallets must register their credentials' metadata with Credential Manager. Credential Manager uses this metadata to match credentials across available digital wallet apps to the verifier's request, so that it can only present a list of valid credentials that can satisfy the request for the user to select from._ ## Early adopters As Google Wallet announced yesterday, soon users will be able to use digital credentials to recover Amazon accounts, access online health services with CVS and MyChart by Epic, and verify profiles or identity on platforms like Uber and Bumble. These use cases will take advantage of users' digital credentials stored in any digital wallet app users have on their Android device. To that end, we're also happy to share that both Samsung Wallet and 1Password will hold users' digital credentials as digital wallets and support OpenID standards via Android's Credential Manager API. ## Learn more Credential Manager API lets every Android app implement credential verification or provide credentials on the Android platform. Check out our new digital credential documentation on how to become a credential verifier, taking advantage of users' existing digital credentials using Jetpack Credential Manager, or to become a digital wallet app holding your own credentials for other apps or websites to verify.

_Posted by Rohey Livne – Group Product Manager_ In today's interconnected world, managing digital identity is essential. Android aims to support open standards that ensure seamless interoperability with various identity providers and services. As part of this goal, we are excited to announce that Android, via Credential Manager's DigitalCredential API, now natively supports OpenID4VP and OpenID4VCI for digital credential presentation and issuance respectively. ## What are digital credentials? Digital credentials are cryptographically verifiable documents. The most common emerging use case for digital credentials is identity documents such as driver's licenses, passports, or national ID cards. In the coming years, it is anticipated that Android developers will develop innovative applications of this technology for a wider range of personal credentials that users will need to present digitally, including education certifications, insurance policies, memberships, permits, and more. Digital credentials can be provided by any installed Android app. These apps are known as "credential holders"; typically digital wallet apps such as Google Wallet or Samsung Wallet. Other apps not necessarily thought of as "wallets" may also have a use for exposing a digital credential. For example an airline app might want to offer their users' air miles reward program membership as a digital credential to be presented to other apps or websites. Digital credentials can be presented by the user to any other app or website on the same device, and Android also supports securely presenting Digital Credentials between devices using the same industry standard protocols used by passkeys (CTAP), by establishing encrypted communication tunnels. Users can store multiple credentials across multiple apps on their device. By leveraging OpenID4VP requests from websites using the W3C Digital Credential API, or from native apps using Android Credential Manager API, a user can select what credential to present from across all available credentials across all installed digital wallet apps. ## How digital credentials work ### Presentation To present the credential, the verifier sends an OpenID4VP request to the Digital Credential API, which then prompts the user to select a credential across all the credentials that can satisfy this request. Note that the user is selecting a credential, not a digital wallet app: _Digital credentials selection interface_ Once the user chooses a credential to proceed with, Android platform redirects the original OpenID4VP request to the digital wallet app that holds the chosen credential to complete the presentation back to the verifier. When the digital wallet app receives the OpenID4VP request from Android, it can also perform any additional due-diligence steps it needs to perform prior to releasing the credential to the verifier. ## Issuance Android also allows developers to issue their own Digital Credentials to a user's digital wallet app. This process can be done using an OpenID4VCI request, which prompts the user to choose the digital wallet app that they want to store the credential in. Alternatively, the issuance could be done directly from within the digital wallet app (some apps might not even have an explicit user facing issuance step if they store credentials based on their association to a signed-in user account). _A wallet app holds a single credential_ Over time, the user can repeat this process to issue multiple credentials across multiple digital wallet apps: _Multiple wallet apps hold multiple credentials_ > **Note:** _To ensure that at presentation time Android can appropriately list all the credentials that digital wallet apps hold, digital wallets must register their credentials' metadata with Credential Manager. Credential Manager uses this metadata to match credentials across available digital wallet apps to the verifier's request, so that it can only present a list of valid credentials that can satisfy the request for the user to select from._ ## Early adopters As Google Wallet announced yesterday, soon users will be able to use digital credentials to recover Amazon accounts, access online health services with CVS and MyChart by Epic, and verify profiles or identity on platforms like Uber and Bumble. These use cases will take advantage of users' digital credentials stored in any digital wallet app users have on their Android device. To that end, we're also happy to share that both Samsung Wallet and 1Password will hold users' digital credentials as digital wallets and support OpenID standards via Android's Credential Manager API. ## Learn more Credential Manager API lets every Android app implement credential verification or provide credentials on the Android platform. Check out our new digital credential documentation on how to become a credential verifier, taking advantage of users' existing digital credentials using Jetpack Credential Manager, or to become a digital wallet app holding your own credentials for other apps or websites to verify.