Live Demo
Request a PID over OpenID4VP, live, with your own wallet.
Scan the QR code below with the EUDI Wallet reference app. It will ask you to consent to share a few PID attributes with this page over a real OpenID4VP presentation exchange — request, encrypted response, and all.
You'll need the latest EUDI Wallet reference app (Android) installed — this demo is tested against current builds, and older ones may not understand the request.
Preparing request…
This is a live protocol demo, not a production integration: it decrypts and
displays whatever the wallet discloses, but it does not verify the issuer's
signature or walk a trust chain back to a PID trust anchor for the returned
credential itself. Nothing submitted here is stored beyond this browser session.
The request is signed with a certificate issued under PID Issuer CA 02 and
listed in the EUDI trust infrastructure (LoTE) — identified via the
x509_hash client_id scheme — so the wallet should recognize this
verifier as trusted rather than flag it as unverified.
How this works
1. Get a PID
Don't have one in your wallet yet? On the phone you'll scan with, request a test PID from the EUDI dev issuer, then come back here.
2. Scan
The QR code encodes an OpenID4VP authorization request asking for a PID presentation.
3. Consent
Your wallet shows exactly which attributes are being asked for before you approve anything.
4. Encrypted response
The wallet encrypts its response to a one-time key generated for this session and posts it back to us.
5. Displayed here
We decrypt the response and show the disclosed claims on this page — live, not simulated.