Accept Digital Identity Wallets.
One API. Full Compliance.

Digital credentials are the next identity primitive, and the practical bottleneck is acceptance: the regulation is published, the deadlines are fixed, and wallets are being deployed across all 27 Member States. The challenge for most organisations is building verification infrastructure that can handle what those wallets present, across converging standards and trust frameworks that are still taking shape. That is the problem we chose to solve at Vidos.

Digital identity still rests on two mechanisms: document-based verification handles onboarding and password-based authentication handles what comes next. Both are failing under fraud, AI-generated forgeries, and regulatory complexity. The practical question is what can replace them? A verifiable credential is one candidate: a single identity primitive that can cover both the first proof and every proof after it.

Digital credentials are emerging as the next identity primitive: a single, cryptographically verifiable unit of proof that could replace today's fragmented reliance on documents at onboarding and passwords thereafter. Those two incumbent mechanisms handle different moments in the journey, yet neither medium was built for cryptographic assurance, however much organisations spend on controls around them.