EQUS Wallet Live

Your credentials belong on your phone, not in someone else's database. Every time you open an account, start a job or enrol in a course, you send the same documents to another organisation, wait days for a check you've already passed, and leave one more copy of your personal data somewhere you can't see. EQUS Wallet ends that loop. An organisation verifies something about you once - your identity, your degree, your employment - and issues you a digital credential. It lands in your wallet, on your device. When someone else needs proof, you present the credential and they confirm it's genuine in seconds. No re-uploaded passport scan. No phone calls. No new copy of your documents. How it works Scan a QR code from an issuer to receive a credential, or open it straight from a link Review exactly what's being offered before you accept - you can always decline Present a credential by scanning a verifier's QR code and approving the request Browse and filter everything you hold, and open any credential to see its contents Check your activity history to see what was shared, with whom, and when Delete any credential you no longer need Built so we can't see your data Your credentials are stored on your device and secured by your PIN, Face ID or Touch ID. The cryptographic keys that prove they're yours are generated on your phone and never leave it. EQUS never holds them, never sees your credentials, and cannot present them on your behalf. Every issuance and every presentation asks for your PIN or biometric first - nothing is shared without you unlocking it. Please read before you install This version does not yet support backup or transfer between devices. If you lose your phone or forget your PIN, the credentials in this wallet cannot be recovered, and you'll need to ask each issuer for them again. Each device you install on starts with an empty wallet. Backup and transfer are in development. Open standards EQUS Wallet uses SD-JWT VC and ISO mdoc credential formats with OpenID4VCI and OpenID4VP - the same published standards behind the EU Digital Identity Wallet and mobile driver's licenses now live in more than 20 US states. Credentials issued to this wallet are designed to work with other compliant systems, not just ours.