Version 0.22.0

Release Name: Inji Mobile Wallet 0.22.0

Release Type: Developer

Release Date: Coming Soon!

⚠️ Compatibility Notice

Important: Some features introduced in Inji Mobile Wallet 0.22.0 require updates in Inji Certify and are not fully compatible with the currently released Inji Certify 0.13.0.

The following features will not function with Certify 0.13.0:

Presentation During Issuance (PDI)
Claim 169 QR Code Credential Support

These features depend on enhancements that will be available in the upcoming Inji Certify 0.14.0 release, which is expected to be released in the coming weeks.

What this means for the community

The Inji Mobile Wallet 0.22.0 codebase is being released now and is fully compatible with Inji Certify 0.13.0, except for the features listed above.
Community members, partners, and country implementers who want to experiment with or test the new PDI and Claim 169 features should set up their environment using:

Inji Mobile Wallet 0.22.0
+
Inji Certify 0.14.0 (upcoming release)

Once Inji Certify 0.14.0 is released, these features will be fully functional and can be tested end-to-end.

Overview

This release of Inji Mobile Wallet v0.22.0 introduces support for Presentation During Issuance (PDI) and enhancements to credential issuance and verification workflows aligned with OpenID4VCI and OpenID4VP standards.

The release also adds support for Claim 169 QR Code–based credential rendering, enabling the wallet to store and display credentials containing embedded QR blocks used for quick verification scenarios.

In addition, this version includes improvements to DID resolution flows, credential offer trust UI, and credential status visibility, along with several stability fixes, UI corrections, and interoperability improvements across Android (Kotlin) and iOS (Swift).

These enhancements improve the wallet’s reliability and extend its ability to support advanced issuance scenarios required by countries and ecosystem partners.

Key Highlights

1. Presentation During Issuance (PDI)

This release introduces support for Presentation During Issuance, allowing issuers to request verifiable presentations from the wallet during credential issuance.

This enables advanced workflows such as:

Eligibility verification before credential issuance
Conditional issuance flows

The wallet now supports:

Trusted issuer PDI flows
Non-trusted issuer PDI flows
UI screens for credential trust and consent
Library-level support in OpenID4VP and VCI client libraries

2. Claim 169 QR Code Credential Support

Support has been added for Claim 169 QR code–formatted credentials, allowing the wallet to download, store, and render credentials containing embedded QR verification blocks.

Enhancements include:

Rendering of QR code data embedded within credentials
Library updates for Claim 169 credential parsing
Improvements to credential display for QR-based credentials

3. OpenID4VP & DID Interoperability Improvements

Several improvements have been made to improve compatibility with OpenID-based verification flows.

Enhancements include:

Support for resolving did:jwk with RSA key types
Improvements to same-device and cross-device DID flows
Enhancements to OpenID4VCI interaction metadata handling

These improvements enhance interoperability with external issuers and verifiers.

4. UI and User Experience Improvements

This release includes improvements across multiple wallet screens to improve visual consistency and accessibility.

Enhancements include:

Credential offer trust screen UI updates
Improved credential status information display
Language rendering improvements
UI alignment fixes across credential details and settings screens

Features Released

Feature / Enhancement

Jira Link

Presentation During Issuance – Trusted Issuer Flow UI

INJIMOB-3690

UI Credential Offer Trust Screens

INJIMOB-3693

Wallet Support – Claim 169 QR Code

INJIMOB-3712

Swift Library Pixelpass Changes for Claim 169

INJIMOB-3730

Credential Status Detailed View

INJIMOB-3656

OpenIDVP Library – Presentation During Issuance (Swift)

INJIMOB-3619

OpenIDVP Library – Presentation During Issuance (Kotlin)

INJIMOB-3599

VCI Client – Presentation During Issuance Interaction Metadata (Swift)

INJIMOB-3598

VCI Client – Presentation During Issuance Interaction Metadata (Kotlin)

INJIMOB-3247

OpenID4VP – DID JWK Resolution with RSA Key Type

INJIMOB-3703

Remove Claims from Request Body for mso_mdoc

INJIMOB-3574

Repositories Released

Module

Version

inji-wallet

0.22.0

inji-openid4vp

0.7.0

inji-openid4vp-ios-swift

0.7.0

inji-vci-client

0.7.0

inji-vci-client-ios-swift

0.7.0

Compatible Modules

Module

Version

Mimoto

0.20.0

Inji Certify

0.13.0

Inji Verify

0.17.0

eSignet

1.6.2

inji-config

0.13.0

Known Issues

Below is the list of key known issues specific to this release. For all known issues, click here

Jira Issue

Description

INJIMOB-3784

In the PDI Trusted Flow, the Cancel button from the Select Card page does not redirect the user back to the Credential Type page.

INJIMOB-3783

In the PDI Trusted Flow, the wallet should restrict the number of face authentication attempts to three, but this limitation is not enforced when verification fails.

INJIMOB-3782

In the PDI Trusted Flow, when no matching credentials are found, the application does not display an appropriate error message.

INJIMOB-3781

In the PDI Non-Trusted Flow, scanning an invalid QR code does not show a proper error message.

INJIMOB-3773

After successfully sharing a Claim 169 VC, the credential appears with two images on the Incoming Card page on the receiver device.

INJIMOB-3772

The PDI flow is not functioning correctly on Android and iOS, and a flickering issue occurs on the processing screen.