Held by the user
In their wallet
The credential lives in the user’s digital wallet, not only in your database — they present it when and where it is needed.
Features / Verifiable credentials
Identity your users carry in a digital wallet.
Verifiable credentials let a person prove something about themselves — their account, their role, their eligibility — from a credential held in their own digital wallet, without a password and without calling back to you every time. WebFrolic issues these credentials, using open standards, so identity becomes something your users hold and present, with privacy built in.
Standards-based. Wallet-ready.
Why it matters
A password proves nothing after sign-in. A credential proves it anywhere.
Credentials move trust from a login session to something the user carries and can present on demand.
Selective disclosure
Share only what’s needed
A user can prove a single claim — over 18, an employee, a paid customer — without revealing everything else on the credential.
Open standards
W3C VC · OID4VC · SD-JWT
Issue and verify with the standards wallets and verifiers already speak, so you are not tied to one vendor’s ecosystem.
The building blocks
Credentials your users can present anywhere.
Issuance
WebFrolic as issuer
After a user authenticates, WebFrolic issues a signed verifiable credential to their wallet, carrying the claims you choose.
Explore ↗Your claims
Credentials you define
Issue credentials that carry exactly the claims you choose — account, role, eligibility, or the result of a completed check.
Explore ↗Lifecycle
Status and revocation
Issue credentials with a status, so one can be checked on presentation and revoked when something changes.
Explore ↗Wallets
Standards-based wallets
Works with digital wallets that speak the same open protocols, rather than a single proprietary app.
Explore ↗How it works
From sign-in to a credential they can present anywhere.
Authenticate
The user signs in to WebFrolic as they normally would.
Issue
WebFrolic issues a verifiable credential to their digital wallet (OID4VCI).
Present
Later, the user presents the credential to an app or service that asks for proof (OID4VP).
Verify
The app or service receiving the credential checks its signature, holder binding and status — and sees only the claims the user chose to share.
Before rollout
Questions worth answering.
Settle these and the rest is configuration.
- Decide which credentials to issue: account, role, eligibility, or the result of a completed check.
- Decide whether WebFrolic is the issuer, the verifier, or both.
- Choose which claims should support selective disclosure.
- Plan credential lifetime, status and revocation.
- Decide which wallets to support, and test interoperability early.
Related capabilities
Explore what connects to this.
Credentials build on the identity you already run.
Evaluate with your scenario
Bring a credential you’d want to issue.
Tell us the claim you want users to prove and where they’d present it. A walkthrough can show issuance, the wallet, and how a verifier checks the credential.