DHS selects Procivis for $187,285 digital credential wallet SVIP contract
DHS digital credential wallet program announces first six contracts ↗
What happened
- The Department of Homeland Security selected six firms, including Procivis, to develop digital credential wallets through S&T's Silicon Valley Innovation Program.
- Procivis receives $187,285 to enhance its Procivis One digital credential platform to support W3C VCDM and W3C DID standards in wallets and verifiers.
- Each selected firm is eligible for up to $1.7 million in funding across four phases of SVIP.
- DHS issued the Privacy Preserving Digital Credential Wallets & Verifiers solicitation in June 2023.
Why it matters to Signicat
- Procivis gains a US federal government-funded wallet development contract, a credential-wallet position outside Signicat's core European eID and signing lines.
Evidence from the source (5 quotes)
- “The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has selected six firms to develop digital credential wallets, with contracts awarded through its Science and Technology Directorate (S&T)’s Silicon Valley Innovation Program (SVIP).” source ↗
- “Procivis, the Orell Füssli offshoot from Zurich, Switzerland, receives $187,285 to enhance its Procivis One digital credential platform to better support W3C VCDM and W3C DID standards in digital wallets and verifiers.” source ↗
- “Each firm is eligible for up to $1.7 million in funding across four phases of SVIP.” source ↗
- “DHS issued its Privacy Preserving Digital Credential Wallets & Verifiers solicitation in June 2023.” source ↗
- “Procivis, the Orell Füssli offshoot from Zurich, Switzerland, receives $187,285 to enhance its Procivis One digital credential platform to better support W3C VCDM and W3C DID standards in digital wallets and verifiers.” source ↗
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