Lifelong learning credentials connecting eligibility and achievement
Connects eligibility for educational activities with learning evidence, institutional certification, and post-graduation use
DIGITAL ID
An integrated digital ID platform connecting identity, qualifications, and learning achievements
Digital ID connects institution-issued identity, qualifications, and learning achievements with service access rights and lifelong learning credentials
One digital credential foundation, two distinct applications
Portable credentials connecting identity and current qualifications to service access
Uses trusted institutions’ proof of affiliation, role, and qualifications as access conditions across multiple organizations
Turning identity and credentials into service access and verifiable proof
Both products use institution-issued digital credentials as a shared foundation and follow the same model for issuance, storage, verification, and use
Institution-issued credentials
- Trusted institutions issue official proof of identity, affiliation, role, and learning achievement
- Designed to verify the authenticity of both the issuer and its signature
User-held wallet
- Issued credentials are stored on the user’s device
- Users present the relevant record when accessing a service
Status and policy checks
- Checks whether a credential is valid, expired, suspended, or revoked
- Applies learning participation requirements and institution-specific access policies
Verification and service use
- Converts verified results into learning records and service access conditions
- Supports education, access control, administration, payments, and benefits
SMART ID
Education credentials that stay with learners from eligibility to lifelong proof
Smart ID turns participation requirements and evidence created throughout the learning journey into institution-recognized lifelong learning records
Verify eligibility to participate
Checks enrollment, prerequisites, safety training, and staff approval to help determine eligibility for labs, practicums, and AIoT activities
- Apply institution-specific participation criteria
- Link approved activities to access, reservations, and equipment use
Capture evidence of learning
Manages LMS, assessment, project, internship, and AIoT activity records as source evidence linked to origin, time, outcomes, and evaluation context
- Keep source records in existing SIS and LMS platforms
- Manage reference data for evidence by activity
Institutional review and certification
Smart RAG maps learning evidence to curricula, competencies, and assessment criteria, then flags missing materials and recommends follow-up items. Faculty or academic staff make the final decision to approve, revise, or reject the result
Lifelong learning credentials
Issues institution-approved achievements to the user’s wallet so they can be used after graduation for further study, employment, professional training, and qualification checks
- Remain available even after a university account is closed
- Add new records without overwriting existing achievements
SMART ID APPLICATIONS
Universities and educational institutions
Connects records created through labs, practicums, projects, and internships to academic standards and manages them as official learning histories
- Integrate with academic and registrar operations
- Manage lab, practicum, and project records
Continuing education and talent development
Manages completion and assessment results from job training, professional education, and reskilling as durable records recognized by institutions
- Verify completion of job and professional training
- Use in employment and professional qualification reviews
ONE GLOBAL PASS
Turning identity and current qualifications into cross-institution service access
One Global Pass enables current qualifications verified by trusted institutions to serve as access rights across services provided by multiple organizations
Turn qualifications into service access
Converts signed proof of affiliation, role, and eligibility into current rights that can be used for access, payments, benefits, education, and administration
Prove only what is required
Proves only the conditions required for access instead of revealing full identity information
- Verify purpose-specific conditions such as enrollment, age, employment, residency, or benefit eligibility
Check current status every time
Reflects expired, suspended, or revoked rights from the next verification onward, preventing outdated cards or local accounts from retaining access
Credentials from multiple institutions in one wallet
Users can hold and present records independently issued by multiple trusted institutions in a single wallet. Each institution retains its own systems and operating policies
ONE GLOBAL PASS APPLICATIONS
International students
Present enrollment, housing, education, and daily-life service eligibility to universities, public agencies, and private providers only to the extent required
Migrant workers
Present employment, affiliation, job training, and welfare eligibility where needed under each institution’s requirements
New residents
Show eligibility for public and everyday services based on verified basic information and current access conditions, even before a local ID is issued
Cross-institution services
Multiple institutions verify and use the same user’s current conditions according to their own operating policies
A Digital ID operating model built on existing infrastructure
Digital ID capabilities can be introduced in phases while preserving existing institutional systems and on-site infrastructure
Qualification and access policy management
- Set institution-specific rules based on affiliation, role, and access conditions
- Manage rights status and change history
- Apply approved rules as decision criteria in connected systems
On-site device registration and status management
- Register access gates, door locks, QR/NFC readers, and AIoT equipment
- Check registration and connectivity status for on-site devices
- Trigger device actions based on decision results
API- and SDK-based system integration
- Send eligibility decisions and processing results
- Connect SIS, LMS, ERP, HR, membership, access, and payment systems
- Monitor connection status and response results
- Integrate QR, NFC, and app requests through APIs and SDKs
User control over credential ownership and the scope of disclosure
During each presentation request, users can see who is asking for what and decide what information to share and how much to disclose
USER-HELD CREDENTIAL
Credentials held by the user
- Store issued records in a device-bound mobile wallet
- Let users choose the institution and purpose for each presentation
- Issuers manage validity status and revocation
SELECTIVE DISCLOSURE
Prove only the conditions required
- Present only the conditions needed for the request instead of the full source record
- Select relevant items from enrollment, affiliation, age, employment, and current qualifications
- Minimize unnecessary disclosure of identity and academic information
REQUEST TRANSPARENCY
Review request details and results
- Review the requesting institution, purpose, and requested items in advance
- Display the information to be disclosed and the access rights to be granted
- Explain outcomes such as rejection, expiration, unmet conditions, or institution-specific requirements
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
SMART ID
No. Smart RAG suggests relationships between learning evidence, curricula, competencies, and assessment criteria, and flags missing materials. Faculty or academic staff make the final decision to approve, revise, or reject the result. Smart ID does not award credits on its own
No. Source education records remain in the existing SIS and LMS, while the required evidence and status data are connected through APIs, SDKs, or connectors. The actual integration scope depends on the institution’s system architecture and the scope of the proof of concept
Yes. Records approved by the institution and issued to the user’s wallet can remain with the learner after the university account is closed. Employers and professional education providers may add new records later without overwriting existing achievements
Instead of sharing their full academic history, learners can select only the items relevant to the request, such as a specific achievement, completion status, or supporting evidence. The actual scope depends on the structure of the issued record and the verifier’s requirements
ONE GLOBAL PASS
No. The source identity can be reused, but current rights and each institution’s access criteria are checked again at the time of use. Approval in one setting does not automatically grant approval elsewhere
No. Users present only the conditions required for the purpose, and institutions are designed to receive purpose-specific verification results instead of full passport or ID copies
When the issuer changes the status of a right, expiration, suspension, or revocation is reflected from the next verification onward. This prevents withdrawn access from remaining valid even when physical cards or local accounts have not been manually updated
No. Verification and access-right connections are added through APIs, SDKs, QR, NFC, and app requests while existing databases and operating policies remain in place. The implementation scope is tailored to the institution’s infrastructure and operating policies