Holding Overview

This page explains the basics of using Procivis One as a wallet to recieve credentials and make presentations.

Types of wallets

The system enables two basic types of wallets: mobile and organizational.

Mobile wallets

Under an open source license you can:

• Use the Wallet App
• Or use the SDK to build a wallet for mobile devices

Organizational wallets

Under an enterprise license you can:

• Use the Organizational Wallet to receive and present credentials at the enterprise level
• Or use the Desk API to build a server-based wallet for an organization

The workflows for issuance and presentation in an organizational wallet are largely the same as with mobile devices. The key differences:

• Proximity-based flows are unavailable: server-based wallets do not support proximity-based flows such as those involving Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE).
• Permissions management is required: mobile devices are presumed to have one owner, so permissions do not need management. By contrast, organizational wallets require careful consideration of permissions.

Interaction endpoints

Wallet operations

• Core API
• Enterprise Backend API

Use the interaction endpoints as the primary tools to receive credentials and share presentations.