Add your wallet

Open source? Integrate Verana the same way every wallet does, pass one acceptance loop, and get your own playground page - identical to every other wallet's, with your name on it.

Three steps to your page

  1. 1 · Integrate - follow the guideline for your wallet kind (the resolver call, the Proof-of-Trust pattern, the authorization checks).
  2. 2 · Record the acceptance loop - one uncut run of the ISO Certification loop, per the guideline's test section.
  3. 3 · Open a PR - add your descriptor under integrations/<slug>/ in verana-labs/playground:
# integrations/<your-slug>/integration.yaml
name: Your Wallet
organization: Your Org
kind: user-wallet          # user-wallet | cloud-wallet
repo: https://github.com/your-org/your-wallet
license: Apache-2.0        # OSI-approved license required
track: bridge              # user: native | bridge · cloud: native | sidecar | bridge
scenarios: [iso-certification-loop]
demo_video: https://…
download: https://…        # mobile: direct APK · web/cloud: URL
contact: you@example.org

Requirements: OSI-approved license · the wallet is obtainable from its tile (mobile: direct APK; web/cloud: URL) · acceptance recording attached to the PR. Listed organizations may use the “Runs on the Verana open trust layer” badge.

Proof-of-Trust UI kit

Every wallet page on this playground renders the same five-block card, live against the testnet. Reproduce it as-is.

Reference rendering

Resolving Proof-of-Trust against the network…

This is the reference every wallet integration reproduces.

  1. 1 · Status band — verdict pill, DID, evaluation time/block, TESTNET chip.
  2. 2 · Service — ECS-Service claims.
  3. 3 · Operated by — ECS-Organization/Persona claims.
  4. 4 · Other credentials — per-entry valid/invalid marks.
  5. 5 · Trust chain & failures — expandable; failures are first-class content.
<ProofOfTrust serviceId="…" />

// GET /api/pot/:serviceId → { service, did, pot }

Component source: ProofOfTrust.tsx

The kit is self-contained: the component, app/lib/resolver.ts, app/lib/demo-services.ts, and the API route travel together, so it drops into any site as-is.