The Future of Digital Wallets
summary
A coalition forms an open source wallet engine to deliver a reusable core (not a commercial wallet service) that enforces wallet portability across devices, OSes and trust frameworks; contributors bring live deployments and scale — DigiLocker and Mosip note 70 million IDs live now with pipelines for 500 million more and promises of 100 billion credentials in coming years — goal is open code, standards-aligned components, audits and policy tooling so multiple interoperable wallets can be built and trusted.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Start
- 5:47Alan Bachman
- 6:37Andrew Hughes
- 8:44The Open Wallet Foundation
- 9:52Why Is the Mission of the Open Wallet Foundation Important
- 14:41Wallet Portability
- 16:25Judith Fleener
- 24:29Eu Reference Wallet
- 29:54Chief Financial Specialist at the Open Identity Exchange
- 30:54Smart Wallets
- 31:33Interoperability
- 33:58The Chief Architect of India's Identity Program
- 48:00Contact Information
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