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 ==Solutions==
 Based on some level of hardware support at the user site, there are a wide range of possible solutions.
-* [https://nextcloud.idunion.org/s/qPZHPNa8MQJgkDP Concepts for Secure Wallets in Decentralised Identity Ecosystems] posted 2023 by Paul Bastian & others at Bundesdruckerei GmbH.
+* [https://nextcloud.idunion.org/s/qPZHPNa8MQJgkDP Concepts for Secure Wallets in Decentralized Identity Ecosystems] posted 2023 by Paul Bastian & others at Bundesdruckerei GmbH.
 * [https://eleoslabs.gitbook.io/enterprise-risk-management-in-web3/whitepaper/defense-in-depth-and-the-lifecycle-of-a-transaction/discussion Eleos Labs] Quantum resistant crypto primarily for Ethereum.
 * US Payments Forum [https://www.uspaymentsforum.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/USPF_Mobile-Wallet-WP-Update_2025.pdf Update – Mobile and Digital Wallets: U.S. Landscape and Strategic Considerations for Merchants and Financial Institutions] 2025-12
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 # FIDO 2 keys that contain the means to create a private key per correspondent web site.
 # USB devices that can off load the secrets, primarily for back-up and restore have been available for at least 20 years.
-# [https://www.ledger.com The Ldeger wallet] is a method to store users secrets on an intelligent hardware portable stick. Since it is programable, it is also hackable and [https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/cryptocurrency/criminals-are-mailing-altered-ledger-devices-to-steal-cryptocurrency/ exploits have been described].
+# [https://www.ledger.com The Ledger wallet] is a method to store users secrets on an intelligent hardware portable stick. Since it is programmable, it is also hackable and [https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/cryptocurrency/criminals-are-mailing-altered-ledger-devices-to-steal-cryptocurrency/ exploits have been described].
 Examples:
 * [https://shop.ledger.com/products/ledger-nano-s/?flow_country=USA Ledger Nano S] Easily start your crypto journey: buy crypto, secure your assets and manage them in one single-app.

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 * [https://nextcloud.idunion.org/s/qPZHPNa8MQJgkDP Concepts for Secure Wallets in Decentralised Identity Ecosystems] posted 2023 by Paul Bastian & others at Bundesdruckerei GmbH.
 * [https://eleoslabs.gitbook.io/enterprise-risk-management-in-web3/whitepaper/defense-in-depth-and-the-lifecycle-of-a-transaction/discussion Eleos Labs] Quantum resistant crypto primarily for Ethereum.
+* US Payments Forum [https://www.uspaymentsforum.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/USPF_Mobile-Wallet-WP-Update_2025.pdf Update – Mobile and Digital Wallets: U.S. Landscape and Strategic Considerations for Merchants and Financial Institutions] 2025-12
 ===Devices with Secure Enclave===
 All ARM and Intel CPUs now have some sort of [[Trusted Execution Environment]] included on chip.

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 * ISO/IEC 18013-5 for in-person interactions, using proximity flows to verify mdoc based credentials
 GOV.UK Wallet will first enable supervised proximity flow for verification in line with ISO/IEC 18013-5. Remote flows, and more details about OID4VP profiles, will be added in the future.
 ===Digital Europe Initiative===
 [[EU Digital Identity Wallet]] (EUDIW) as part of the revision of EU Regulation 910/2014 [[EIDAS 2.0]]) - Another milestone was reached 2022-08-17

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 ===Conexxus Wallet===
 https://www.conexxus.org/groups/digital-wallet-working-group
 ===Digital Europe Initiative===
 [[EU Digital Identity Wallet]] (EUDIW) as part of the revision of EU Regulation 910/2014 [[EIDAS 2.0]]) - Another milestone was reached 2022-08-17

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 ===Connect.me===
-This wallet is provide by Evernym. This is what [https://connect.me/ their website] says:
+This wallet was provide by Evernym which as since merged into Gen. This is what [https://connect.me/ their website] said:
 *Why can I trust this?
 **We don’t own any of your information

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 ==Examples==
 Not all meet the requirements listed above.
 ===Conexxus Wallet===
 https://www.conexxus.org/groups/digital-wallet-working-group

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 The Apple Software contains functionality that allows it to accept digital certificates either issued from Apple or from third parties. YOU ARE SOLELY RESPONSIBLE FOR DECIDING WHETHER OR NOT TO RELY ON A CERTIFICATE WHETHER ISSUED BY APPLE OR A THIRD PARTY. YOUR USE OF DIGITAL CERTIFICATES IS AT YOUR SOLE RISK. TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW, APPLE MAKES NO WARRANTIES OR REPRESENTATIONS, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, AS TO MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE, ACCURACY, SECURITY, OR NON-INFRINGEMENT OF THIRD PARTY RIGHTS WITH RESPECT TO DIGITAL CERTIFICATES.
 ====DIACC Wallet specs====
-The Pan-Canadian Trust Framework [https://diacc.ca/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/PCTF-Digital-Wallet_Component-Overview-Final-Recommendation-V1.0.pdf PCTF Digital Wallet Component Overview DIACC Wallet] follows other DIACC documents in a total lack of any concern for user accessibility. It might have a few ideas about wallets, but nothing useful about users, in particular underserved users, like first nations members. It does mention accessibility as a "nice to have" but nothing about how to achieve it.
+The Pan-Canadian Trust Framework [https://diacc.ca/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/PCTF-Digital-Wallet_Component-Overview-Final-Recommendation-V1.0.pdf PCTF Digital Wallet Component Overview DIACC Wallet] follows other DIACC documents in a total lack of any concern for user [[Accessibility]]. It might have a few ideas about wallets, but nothing useful about users, in particular underserved users, like first nations members. It does mention [[Accessibility]] as a "nice to have" but nothing about how to achieve it.
 ====Security; Lost or Disabled Devices====

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 There are two distinct approaches to wallet definition:
-# The narrow approach taken by the Distributed Identity Foundation which starts with the assumption of [[Blockchain]], digital currency, W3C verifiable credentials and the DID core spec operating on their single use didcomm protocol between wallets.
+# The narrow approach taken by the Distributed Identity Foundation which starts with the assumption of [[Blockchain]], digital currency, W3C verifiable credentials and the DID core spec operating on their single use [[DIDComm]] protocol between wallets.
 # The broad approach taken by standards organizations like OIDF that accommodate all participants like mobile Driver's Licenses and others that operation on existing HTTS networks.

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 [[EU Digital Identity Wallet]] (EUDIW) as part of the revision of EU Regulation 910/2014 [[EIDAS 2.0]]) - Another milestone was reached 2022-08-17
-The tender for the Large-Scale Pilots (#LSP) for European Digital Identity Wallets is closing. Two consortia who have applied for these pilots are communicating on their websites about their engagement. It is expected that the consortia will be notified in October or November 2022 if their proposals were accepted.
+The tender for the Large-Scale Pilots (#LSP) for [[EU Digital Identity Wallet]]s is closing in 2024. Two consortia who have applied for these pilots are communicating on their websites about their engagement. It is expected that the consortia will be notified in October or November 2022 if their proposals were accepted.
 # [http://www.digital-identity-wallet.eu/ POTENTIAL] is addressing six use cases - SIM eRegistration, Account Opening, eDriving License, eGov Services, eSignature, ePrescription. The website contains short statements on objectives and visions for each use case. The consortium unites 148 participants from 19 EU member states and Ukraine. (WARNING the web site has so little regard for security that is not supporting encryption!)
 # The [https://www.nobidconsortium.com/ NOBID] consortium is looking into Wallet issuing, payment means issuance and payment acceptance.
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 The Architecture and Reference Framework (ARF) is a set of requirements, recommendations, and specifications for the [[EU Digital Identity Wallet]] (EUDIW). It was developed by the eIDAS expert group and provides a summary description of the EUDI Wallet concept, including its objectives, roles of the actors of the ecosystem, functional and non-functional requirements, and potential building blocks. The ARF is non-mandatory and does not imply any formal agreement regarding its content or the legislative proposal123.
-The European Digital Identity Wallet Toolbox Process is a set of common standards, technical specifications, and guidelines that aim to ensure a high level of trust in digital transactions in Europe. The first version of a common EU Toolbox to implement the EU Digital Identity Wallet was published by the Commission on 10 February 2023. This document, developed by Member States in close collaboration with the Commission, can serve as the technical backbone of all future EU Digital Identity wallets, ensuring their safety, interoperability, and user-friendliness. The Toolbox is non-binding until the legislative proposal on the EU Digital Identity Wallet has been adopted by the co-legislators.<ref>''EU Digital Identity Wallet Toolbox Process'' https://digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu/en/policies/eudi-wallet-toolbox</ref>
+The European Digital Identity Wallet Toolbox Process is a set of common standards, technical specifications, and guidelines that aim to ensure a high level of trust in digital transactions in Europe. The first version of a common EU Toolbox to implement the [[EU Digital Identity Wallet]] was published by the Commission on 10 February 2023. This document, developed by Member States in close collaboration with the Commission, can serve as the technical backbone of all future [[EU Digital Identity Wallet]]s, ensuring their safety, interoperability, and user-friendliness. The Toolbox is non-binding until the legislative proposal on the EU Digital Identity Wallet has been adopted by the co-legislators.<ref>''EU Digital Identity Wallet Toolbox Process'' https://digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu/en/policies/eudi-wallet-toolbox</ref>
 The [https://eu-digital-identity-wallet.github.io/eudi-doc-architecture-and-reference-framework/latest/annexes/annex-2/annex-2-high-level-requirements/ High Level Requirements] in Annex 2 make it clear that the EUDIW is targeted to on-line access, although it does address proximity wallet connectivity AFTER SOME CONNECTION IS ESTABLISHED. From then on it is wallet-wallet interchanges with OID4VP or mDL.