identity.org.au

Interactive demonstration

Try reusable verification

See what changes when a service asks for one useful fact instead of another document upload.

Local simulation · fictional issuer and services

One membership credential. Two services. A separate decision for every request.

This demonstration performs no real identity checks or cryptographic verification. It sends no demo selections or claims to a server and saves no demo state after a reload.

01 · In your example wallet

The credential stays with you

Issuer
Example Membership Association
Credential
Active membership
Name
Example member · kept private
Member number
DEMO-0042 · kept private

Scenario: available membership credential.

02 · The request

Review before sharing

Service
Example shared workspace
Purpose
Check eligibility for a member desk booking
Requested fact
Is this membership active?
Request
Create a request to begin

The example receipt contains the service, purpose, request reference and membership result. The pilot must agree a retention period before accepting real participants.

03 · The service receives

No claim shared yet

Create a request and review what the service is asking.

Production checks still needed: issuer signature and trust, holder authentication, fresh request binding, expiry and status. This demo models outcomes; it does not run those checks.

Your example sharing history

Only successful presentations appear here. Changing services requires a fresh consent request; pausing sharing keeps existing receipts.

  1. No successful presentations yet.

What this helps you evaluate

The same credential can serve different purposes, but each service needs its own accepted issuer, fresh request and user decision. A successful presentation must establish trust as well as cryptographic validity.

All organisations and credentials in this demo are fictional. It does not connect to VEID, issue credentials, prove identity, or establish age or financial KYC compliance.

Read the pilot proposal · Inspect the proposed integration · Review issuer trust