Overview

Pioneering Verifiable Credential Validation with Inji Verify

Inji Verify stands out as a robust verification tool specifically designed to validate the verifiable credentials encoded in QR codes through an intuitive web portal interface. The process involves decoding the data stored within the QR code using the PixelPass library and subsequently validating the verifiable credential. These credentials represent a digitally secured version of both traditional paper and digital credentials, ensuring a secure and reliable method of verification across various industries and use cases.

Certainly! Here's how the use cases for Inji Verify can be presented as given below:

Use-Case	Description
Education Sector	Digital Certificates: Verify academic achievements and certificates issued by educational institutions using QR codes.
	Transcripts: Easily verify academic records and transcripts encoded in QR codes for admissions and employment purposes.
Healthcare Industry	Medical Records: Securely verify patient medical records through QR codes, ensuring accuracy and privacy in healthcare settings.
	Prescription Verification: Verify prescriptions digitally encoded in QR codes to prevent errors and ensure medication safety.
Employment Verification	Employee Credentials: The issued QR codes with verifiable employment credentials like job roles, certifications, and performance evaluations for HR verification.
Government Services	Identity Verification: Provide digital IDs and licenses in QR codes for secure identity verification in government services and benefits access.
	Permits and Licenses: Verify permits, licenses, and regulatory compliance through QR codes, reducing administrative burdens.
Financial Transactions	Banking Verification: Verify banking statements and financial records through QR codes for enhanced security in financial transactions.
Event Ticketing	Digital Tickets: Use QR codes as digital tickets for events, concerts, and conferences to verify ticket validity and prevent unauthorized entry.
Supply Chain Management	Product Authentication: Verify the authenticity and origin of products throughout the supply chain using QR codes, combating counterfeiting.
Travel and Hospitality	Digital Passports: Use QR codes as digital passports or travel documents to facilitate seamless border control and verify traveler identities.

In each scenario, Inji Verify leverages QR codes embedded with verifiable credentials to ensure secure and efficient verification across diverse sectors and applications.

Key Components of Verifiable Credentials:

1. Credential Metadata: Includes essential properties like the credential identifier, expiry date, and issuer information, all cryptographically signed by the issuer.

2. Claims: Immutable set of claims made about the credential subject, such as employee number and job title.

3. Proofs: Utilizes cryptographic methods to verify the data source and ensure data integrity.

Importance of Interoperability: Interoperability is pivotal in the realm of Verifiable Credentials, enabling seamless verification across diverse systems and organizations.

Usage of Inji Verify:

Inji Verify offers a comprehensive set of features tailored to meet the verification needs of both users and relying parties:

• QR Code Scanning: Users can easily scan QR codes embedded within documents using their devices.

• QR Code Uploading: Alternatively, users can upload QR codes or documents which has the QR code printed on them for verification, providing flexibility in the verification process.

Verifiable QR Codes:

Verifiable QR codes employ digital signatures to guarantee the authenticity and integrity of the data they contain, offering heightened security measures. They are commonly used for sensitive information such as personal identification details, financial records, medical data, etc.

PixelPass Integration:

The PixelPass library now supports decoding CBOR-encoded QR codes, ensuring compatibility with Inji Verify for seamless verification through the portal.

Device Requirements:

To ensure successful verification, devices used for scanning QR codes must meet specific requirements:

• The device must have a camera with a minimum resolution of 12 megapixels and be capable of capturing images with at least 1020p quality.

• Disabling of visual effects and enhancements during scanning.

• Compatibility with internet browsers that support the device's camera.

• Scanning should be performed in a well-lit environment without any filters or dark mode settings.

QR Code Version Compatibility:

For successful verification using the scan feature, the verifiable credential (VC) should be encoded in QR code versions 27 and below. More details on QR code compatibility can be found in the Functional Overview Section.

Conclusion

Inji Verify stands as a powerful solution for authenticating and verifying verifiable credentials encoded in QR codes. With its user-friendly interface and robust features such as QR code scanning, uploading, and support for CBOR-encoded QR codes through PixelPass integration, Inji Verify ensures secure and reliable credential verification across various industries. By leveraging cryptographic methods and adhering to standardized formats, Inji Verify guarantees the authenticity and integrity of credential data, facilitating efficient and trustworthy verification processes for both users and relying parties alike.