Sphereon Wallet vs Heidi Wallet

The Sphereon Wallet is a new breed of open, privacy-preserving applications, that gives you full and sole control over your own information. It enables you to manage your own data. Your data is stored nowhere else but on your phone. Nobody else will have access unless you decide to share it with them. Only you decide if you want to share your data with someone else. It enables you to request and receive so-called Verifiable Credentials from official sources, institutions, enterprises, or other organizations. Verifiable credentials are digital records that act as proof of a person's identity, qualifications, roles, achievements, or other attributes. Examples of credentials are for example formal identities, professional certifications or licenses, college or university degrees, academic transcripts, employment records, permits, medical records or prescriptions, credit reports, insurance policies, property deeds, bank statements, travel documents, immigration documents, background checks, drug test results, security clearances, etc. The data you receive is digitally signed by the issuer, allowing the party you share your data with to easily verify that the data is authentic and has not been tampered with. Creating trust in digital transactions. Built based on open W3C Verifiable Credentials standard it guarantees interoperability with other systems to receive and share data. Functionalities offered: - Manage your own data (Credential Management) - Receive Credentials (VCs), such as qualifications, roles, achievements, or other attributes, from trusted parties - Open-Source, W3C standard-based technology Technologies used: - W3C Decentralized Identifiers (DID) - W3C Verifiable Credentials (VC) - OpenID Connect to exchange Credentials between parties - DIF Presentation Exchange - DIF Well Known DID Configuration - DIF Credential Manifest

The straightforward wallet app. With Heidi Wallet, you can store your digital IDs and credentials securely and present them easily. Privacy by Design - The data of the digital credentials are encrypted and stored locally on the smartphone. You have full control over your data and decide yourself with whom you want to share which data. The current version supports the Public Sandbox Trust Infrastructure of the Federal Office of Information Technology, Systems and Telecommunication (FOITT).