The update states that walt.id launched the Enterprise Stack, the AWS KMS integration, and OpenID4VC library improvements in the month.
What happened
- Walt.id states that the Issuer API can sign and issue credentials using keys stored in AWS KMS.
- Walt.id states that the Wallet API can store and manage holder keys via the AWS KMS integration.
- The update lists utility objects OpenID4VC, OpenID4VCI, and OpenID4VP for OpenID protocol data transformations, available through identity lib v0.9.0.
- Walt.id describes The Enterprise Stack as its most powerful product, built for businesses and governments to offer digital ID and wallet solutions at scale.
Why it matters to Signicat
- AWS KMS key support for issuance and holder wallets is a material feature for enterprise wallet deployments that Signicat's Wallet Hub competes against.
- The Enterprise Stack launch is a product positioning move toward governments and enterprises, overlapping Signicat's wallet and eID Hub offerings; details are not in this article.
Evidence from the source (6 quotes)
- “Sign & issue credentials using keys stored in an AWS KMS via the walt.id Issuer API” source ↗
- “Store and manage holder keys via the AWS KMS integration in the Wallet API.” source ↗
- “Introduced utility objects OpenID4VC, OpenID4VCI, and OpenID4VP that provide stateless isolated utility functions to perform data transformations required for the OpenID protocol flows for issuance and verification.” source ↗
- “It’s our most powerful product yet, built to enable businesses and governments to offer reliable and secure digital ID and wallet solutions at scale.” source ↗
- “Store and manage holder keys via the AWS KMS integration in the Wallet API.” source ↗
- “Learn more about our new product - The Enterprise Stack, its key benefits and what it enables.” source ↗
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