Relying Parties
Multipaz Verifier
by OpenWallet Foundation
Multipaz verifier for requesting digital documents such as Mobile Driving License (mDL) and EU PID using W3C Digital Credentials API and OpenID4VP protocols. Part of the OpenWallet Foundation's experimental software ecosystem.
VC formats
- mdoc
- sd_jwt_vc
Sectors
- digital
Presentation protocols
- OpenID4VP
- ISO 18013-5
Accepted credentials
- Driving License
- EU Personal ID
- German Personal ID
- Photo ID
- EU Certificate of Residency
- Utopia Naturalization Certificate
- Movie Ticket
- Google Wallet ID pass
- Age Verification Credential
- Loyalty
- Aadhaar
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Add or update a listing
The FIDES Relying Party Catalog summarizes verifiers and services that accept verifiable credentials and related digital identity standards. FIDES Labs BV does not guarantee completeness, accuracy, or timeliness. Data comes from public sources, relying parties’ own submissions, and community contributions.
Add or update a relying party
- List your organization first (if it is not in the Organizations catalog).
- Then submit a relying party or suggest an update to an existing entry.
Both flows require a FIDES Community account. Submissions are reviewed before publication.
- Add relying party — submit a new verifier or demo site
- Update relying party — find your entry and submit changes
- Logged-in users can also use Suggest an update (pencil icon) in a relying party’s detail view.
Other ways to contribute
Technical teams may still contribute via our RP catalog GitHub repository. For help or edge cases, email catalog@fides.community.

