Procivis states it implemented the Linked Validity Verifiable Credential (LVVC) revocation method in its Procivis One solution.
Privacy-Preserving and Scalable Revocation for Decentralized Identities | Procivis ↗
What happened
- Under the LVVC design, an LVVC is issued alongside each Verifiable Credential and contains a cryptographic link to the credential, the issuance date and the status.
- Procivis states its wallet requests LVVC updates in the background on a regular basis.
Why it matters to Signicat
- Procivis is a direct competitor in decentralized credential infrastructure; LVVC is a revocation approach for Verifiable Credentials relevant to Signicat's reusable identity and wallet work.
- The article is vendor-authored and makes unverified claims of scalability and privacy ('millions of updates are no problem'); no independent benchmark is cited.
Evidence from the source (4 quotes)
- “When a Verifiable Credential gets issued, a Linked Validity Verifiable Credential (LVVC) is issued alongside.” source ↗
- “In our Procivis One solution, the wallet is performing this LVVC update request in the background on a regular basis” source ↗
- “We have implemented LVVC in our Procivis One solution now” source ↗
- “It is scalable, millions of updates are no problem” source ↗
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