The app on your phone
AldenWallet
A pocket for credentials. You choose what to share, claim by claim.
What they learn: You control what to share from your credentials.
Visit AldenWallet →Six products around one idea: prove a fact without handing over everything else. Issuers put credentials in the wallet. Verifiers ask for a narrow slice. Each organisation only learns what its job requires.
The app on your phone
A pocket for credentials. You choose what to share, claim by claim.
What they learn: You control what to share from your credentials.
Visit AldenWallet →Town hall ID desk
The office that issues your digital ID (a PID — Person Identification Data).
Issues: Person Identification Data (PID)
What they learn: Registry staff see your demo login only — not wallet traffic.
Visit Civil Registry →Concert venue
Buy tickets. For 18+ shows they only learn whether you are over 18 — not your name.
Checks: Age 18+ from PID
What they learn: Only whether you are over 18 — not your name or birthdate.
Visit Pulse Arena →Campus credentials
Graduates collect a diploma in their wallet. Employers can check it on the spot.
Issues: Diploma credentials
Checks: Diploma for employers and partners
What they learn: Degree, field, and graduation date — honors optional.
Visit Aldenburg University →Municipal services
Waste days, bike registration, padel courts — sign in with the wallet, not a password.
Checks: PID name and resident city at first login
What they learn: Name and city for waste, bikes, and padel — returning login is wallet-only.
Visit City Portal →Workplace badges
HR issues an employee badge. Reception scans it at the lab door.
Issues: Employee badge
Checks: Badge at reception doors
What they learn: Employee id, role, department, and access level.
Visit Helix Robotics →Developers only
Developer debugger for OpenID4VCI, OpenID4VP, and SIOP flows.
Raw protocol steps — not part of the citizen story.
Open playground →