The MVP

The MVP

The RIF Identity MVP has the objective to develop a basic model putting into action the different tools known today in the field of self-sovereign identity:

• Identity management in public ledgers
• Issuance and verification of digitally signed credentials
• User-centric cloud storage
• Identity and credential authentication

The model is the emission of ID Cards, Driving Licenses and Parking Permits. Citizens use a mobile wallet application where they input their identity details like name and age, and request any of these credentials to the government. The government agent accesses a web application where all the credential requests are listed and can be manually granted. Once credentials are granted, Citizens store them in a user-centric cloud storage called The Data Vault. Police officers can verify citizen's credentials scanning a QR code using another mobile application.

To understand the model we identify three actors:

• An issuer: the government
• A holder: a citizen
• A verifier: a police officer

The user story

The main user story across this project is:

1. As a citizen I would like to request for a driving licence credential with my mobile phone

• I want to be asked before sharing my personal information

1. As the Government I would like to issue credentials when requested

• I want to validate citizen information
• The credentials must be digitally signed
• The credentials must comply with W3C VCs specs

1. As a citizen I would like to store the credential issued by the MoT in my phone
2. As a citizen I would like to access a list of my credentials and its details with my phone
3. As a citizen I would like to present a credential in form of QR when a police officer ask for it
4. As a Police officer I would like to verify a credential presentation made by a physically presents in form of QR

• The credential must be a valid W3C VCs credential presentation
• I want to view the citizen’s personal information

1. As a citizen I would like to backup every credential I receive and be able to restore it

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Continue reading:

• Run the project locally
• Read more about the design & architecture
• Use and modify the applications
• Run the services
• Learnings
• Acknowledgements