Procivis reports VC survey: SUS 49.48 for wallet and agent solutions
Survey on Verifiable Credentials by Procivis ↗
What happened
- Procivis states its team conducted a survey study in Q4 2023 on experiences, perceptions and challenges around Verifiable Credentials.
- Procivis reports an average System Usability Scale score of 49.48 for current wallet and agent solutions.
- Procivis states that survey participants were sourced from its own network and were highly familiar with SSI and VCs.
- Procivis identifies regulatory uncertainties, interoperability issues and resistance to change as prominent adoption barriers.
Why it matters to Signicat
- The usability finding is a vendor-reported benchmark on a self-selected expert sample, so it is weak evidence for mainstream wallet usability.
- The article is a survey-insight post on VC adoption barriers and adds limited Signicat-specific competitive signal.
Evidence from the source (6 quotes)
- “A recent survey study conducted by our team in Q4 2023 sought to explore the experiences, perceptions, and challenges surrounding VCs among a diverse group of participants” source ↗
- “the low System Usability Scale (SUS) score for current wallet and agent solutions, which averaged 49.48” source ↗
- “sourced from our network, the study revealed a high level of familiarity and experience with SSI (Self-Sovereign Identity) and VCs” source ↗
- “Regulatory uncertainties, interoperability issues, and resistance to change emerged as prominent barriers to adoption.” source ↗
- “our sample may not fully represent the broader spectrum of users who are less acquainted with these concepts.” source ↗
- “our study offers a glimpse of the current state of VCs and sheds light on the exciting opportunities and challenges ahead.” source ↗
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