Digital Trust Topics

Essential community tools for building a trusted digital ecosystem

The FIDES Community offers a growing set of open tools and shared infrastructure to support the adoption and interoperability of digital wallets and verifiable credentials.These tools are developed and maintained in the open, and are designed to be reused across domains, community tracks, plugfests, labs, or any other implementation context.

Whether you’re launching a new lab, building a wallet, issuing credentials, or simply exploring the possibilities, these tools offer a practical starting point.

Some tools are developed and hosted by FIDES Supporters and are available for general use. Usage-based costs may be introduced to support higher volumes or specific service level agreements (SLAs).

Community Tools at a Glance

Launch Packs

Turnkey packages for organizations to explore the use of digital wallets and credentials

Quickly start issuing and verifying credentials in the context of your own website, your own branding, use cases and language.

Personal Wallets 

Browse available mobile wallets for individuals
 

Explore supported standards across dozens of digital wallets — from Apple Wallet to Yivi.

Business Wallets

Browse available Organizational Wallets
 

Tooling for organizations to issue, hold or verify digital credentials.

Credential Catalog

Browse re-usable credentials from various issuers around the world.

Discover existing credentials in any type or format.

Blue Pages

A federated catalog in which each organization controls their own public profile

Quickly explore identities and endpoints of ecosystem members.

Open Testbed

Use open test beds for compliance testing digital wallet solutions

Perfect for Plugfests and Community Tracks.

Reference Issuers

A set of basis FIDES reference issuers for use in community tracks

Issue credentials like “Verified Employee” or “PID” in seconds — no coding required.

Interop Profiles 

Overview of technical interop profiles related to digital credentials and wallets. 

For instance HAIP, DIIP v4, EWC v3.

Why community tools matter

Community tools help ensure alignment across implementations, leverage existing credentials and wallet solutions. They allow ecosystem leads to explore what is already available, coordinate interoperability, and give verifiers and issuers confidence in real-world use.

Contribute or Request a Tool

The FIDES toolbox is continuously expanded. If you have a use case that requires new capabilities, or want to contribute your own tool, reach out!