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The Mission

The Open Wallet Foundation (hosted at the Linux Foundation) brings developers, standard development organizations and academia together to facilitate global interoperability of verifiable credentials, by establishing best practices and through collaborative development of digital wallet technology to enable standards-based OSS components that issuers, and wallet providers can rely on.

The OWF aims to set best practices for digital wallet technology through collaboration on standards-based OSS components that issuers, wallet providers and relying parties can use to bootstrap implementations that preserve user choice, security and privacy.

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April 22, 2025 in Blog

Invite: The Global Digital Collaboration

The OpenWallet Foundation, along with 30 other organizations across the enterprise software, open source, standards development and regulatory ecosystems, is co-convening the two-day Global Digital Collaboration, an in-person event in…
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April 22, 2025 in Blog

Interoperability Achievements and Roadmap for DCQL TS, OpenID Federation TS, and OpenID4VC TS

On Monday 4/21, the OWF Wallet Interoperability SIG welcomed Credo Maintainer and Animo co-founder Timo Glastra for a discussion on 3 new OWF Labs: DCQL TS: an implementation of the…
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April 15, 2025 in Blog

Multipaz – Dive Into the Project and Roadmap

This week, the Wallet Interop SIG welcomed OWF TAC member and Maintainer David Zeuthen and Troy Kensinger from Google to discuss their OWF Lab project MULTIPAZ. https://youtu.be/0zLoSEDfLQg   The Wallet…
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