Standards participation

Working where digital identity standards converge.

ONEPROOF implements multiple credential formats, presentation protocols, and trust models across ISO, OpenID, W3C, ICAO, European, and North American ecosystems. ISO/IEC 18013-5 is an important foundation, but it is only one part of the platform.

Production protocol coverage

More than one protocol. One infrastructure layer.

Different credentials use different formats, transports, and cryptographic models. ONEPROOF gives integrators a consistent product surface across these protocol families without pretending that an mdoc, an ePassport, a signed QR, and a physical barcode are the same thing.

ISO/IEC 18013-5

Proximity mdoc

QR and NFC engagement with BLE or NFC retrieval for mobile driving licences and supported mdoc credential profiles.

ISO/IEC TS 18013-7 · OpenID4VP 1.0 · W3C DC API

Online presentation

REST, redirect, and browser-mediated credential presentation for remote and web-based verification.

ISO/IEC 23220 · EUDI PID · EU Age Verification

Identity profiles

Photo ID, European PID, age credentials, and additional supported mdoc profiles through a shared verification model.

ICAO Doc 9303

Travel documents

Electronic passport and eMRTD support, including contactless chip workflows and applicable document security checks.

MiDNI signed QR

Signed national ID

Verification of Spain's MiDNI QR credential as a signed, self-contained identity presentation distinct from mdoc.

AAMVA DL/ID CDS · PDF417

Physical identity

Physical driver licence barcode parsing with an explicit parsed-unsigned assurance level, separate from cryptographic credentials.

Availability varies by product, platform, credential profile, and release. Contact ONEPROOF for the current capability matrix for your deployment.

Standards participation

Where ONEPROOF participates.

ISO/IECJTC 1 / SC 17

WG 10 · WG 4

Mobile identity and travel-document standards

ONEPROOF participates in ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 17 working-group activity in WG 10 and WG 4, contributing experience from credential software and field deployments.

This participation concerns technical standards work and does not imply ISO certification or endorsement of ONEPROOF or its products.

ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 17 overview ↗

Verifiable Credentials WG

Verifiable credentials for the web

ONEPROOF participates in W3C Verifiable Credentials Working Group activity through an Invited Expert contribution.

This participation does not represent W3C endorsement of ONEPROOF or its products, and it does not imply support for every W3C Verifiable Credential format. Public product coverage identifies the specific credential and presentation formats supported.

W3C Verifiable Credentials Working Group ↗

DCHP Working Group

Harmonized digital credential presentation

ONEPROOF participates in the OpenID Foundation Digital Credentials Harmonized Presentation Working Group and has contributed meeting scribe support.

DCHP is a joint initiative involving ISO working groups and the OpenID Foundation Digital Credentials Protocols Working Group. It is focused on harmonizing digital credential presentation across in-person and online use cases.

OpenID Foundation DCHP overview ↗

Our operating model

Standards work grounded in implementation.

Implement

We turn specifications into deployable software across mobile, server, embedded, and offline environments.

Test

Production deployments expose practical interoperability questions that cannot be found in a diagram alone.

Contribute

Our leaders bring that implementation and deployment perspective into relevant standards discussions.

Build with people who understand the specifications and the deployment.

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