Procivis reports that Procivis One Core issued 20 credentials per second using 287MB of RAM and 0.61 of a virtual CPU on a small standard Azure instance.
Procivis One: High-Performance Digital ID Core, 10× Faster Than Others ↗
What happened
- Procivis states that the performance test ran issuer and holder components on the same core instance, a non-standard deployment configuration.
- Procivis states that the next best tested frameworks showed credential issuance response times 10 times slower under the same setup and load.
Why it matters to Signicat
- The benchmark is vendor-run and the competitor comparison names no framework, so it is not verifiable against Signicat's stack.
- Procivis is positioning Rust-based issuer/holder performance as a differentiator in EUDI-style credential issuance, which overlaps Signicat's Wallet Hub scope.
Evidence from the source (4 quotes)
- “the performance test was conducted using a non-standard deployment configuration: both the issuer and holder components were running on the same core instance.” source ↗
- “the next best tested solutions showed response times 10 times slower with the same setup and load.” source ↗
- “no other framework came close to matching our performance” source ↗
- “Procivis One is also designed for use in challenging network conditions.” source ↗
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3 of 3 facts verified against the source · confidence medium · claude-haiku-5-5