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Credential Types

The Credential Catalog provides an overview of verifiable credential types that can be used across digital trust use cases.

The Credential Catalog provides an overview of verifiable credential types that can be used across digital trust use cases. Within a use case, a credential type defines what trusted information can be issued, stored in a wallet and presented to a relying party, such as identity data, eligibility, authorization, qualifications, compliance status or membership. The catalog helps organizations discover and reuse existing credential types and schemas, instead of creating proprietary ones, supporting interoperability and reuse.

The FIDES Credential Catalog is being updated to align with TS11, the EUDI Wallet specification for catalogues of attributes and attestations.

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BRI Attestation

by FIDES Labs

This schema represents the claim set of an SD-JWT based Verifiable Credential for the BRI (Income) attestation as a single, flat JSON object. It is derived from the BRI Rulebook (urn:eudi:nl:nl_bld_bri:1)

Authority
FIDES Labs
Subject type
Person
VC format
sd_jwt_vc
Version
1
Native identifier
urn:org:fides:nl_bld_bri:1
Last updated

Tags

  • fides
  • bri

Sectors

  • digital
  • public_sector

Themes

  • person_identity

Ecosystems

  • eudi_wallet

Attributes

  • vct string (required) — Verifiable Credential Type (VCT) identifier for the BRI attestation, as defined in the rulebook.
  • datetime_of_expiry string (required) — Administrative expiry date and time, including timezone offset (ISO 8601).
  • datetime_of_issuance string — Administrative issuance date and time, including timezone offset (optional).
  • issuing_authority string (required) — Name of the issuing authority (e.g. the Dutch Tax Administration).
  • issuing_country string (required) — ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code (e.g. NL).
  • issuing_jurisdiction string — Jurisdiction of issuance (optional).
  • trust_anchor string — Reference (URL or identifier) to the applicable trust anchor (optional).
  • subject object (required) — Subject attributes (subset of PID) as defined in the mapping table in section 3.1.1.
  • subject/family_name string (required) — Family name of the subject.
  • subject/given_name string (required) — Given name of the subject.
  • subject/birthdate string (required) — Date of birth (YYYY-MM-DD).
  • subject/sex number — Gender of the subject, encoded according to ISO/IEC 5218 (optional).
  • subject/place_of_birth string — Place of birth (string, optional).
  • subject/nationalities string — Nationalities as a string according to mapping (optional).
  • nl_bld_bri object (required) — Income data as registered in the Dutch Basisregistratie Inkomen (BRI) for a specific year.
  • nl_bld_bri/year integer (required) — Tax year to which the income data refers.
  • nl_bld_bri/income integer (required) — Annual income in full euros.

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Help us make the catalog better

The FIDES Credential Catalog aims to provide a clear and up-to-date overview of verifiable credential types. While FIDES Labs BV does not assume responsibility or liability for the completeness, accuracy, or timeliness of the information presented, we have made a best effort to compile a correct and representative overview. The data in this catalog is aggregated from publicly available sources, as well as information published by authorities themselves. Schema owner and authorities can manage and publish their credential types and schema information via a public GitHub repository or through service endpoints referenced in their DID documents. The FIDES catalog aggregates and presents this data. If a schema owner or authority is not yet able to manage a DID document, they may submit a JSON file directly to the credential catalog GitHub repository.

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