End User Guide
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Inji Wallet (Web) End User Guide is structured as below:
Interface Overview
Downloading VCs as PDF
Download National ID VC as PDF
Download Insurance VC as PDF
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Inji Wallet (Web) is akin to Inji Wallet with a web interface which is fully responsive and accessible over Desktop, Tablet and Mobile browsers. Interface Overview provides you with a high level interface view (Desktop View) of the portal and labels the interface elements/items to let you quickly find an item referred to through this guide.
Main Menu
Language
Workspace
Search
Issuers
You can download your National ID, here we will see how to do it when we use eSignet for Authentication; using OTP.
Q. What details I need to provide to download my credential?
A. The credential issuer would have provided details such as UIN/VID in case of MOSIP National ID, You need to enter these information to be able to download Insurance VC.
To download a National ID VC using eSignet as authentication layer (OTP method)
Launch the Inji Wallet (Web) in your web browser, The home page presents you with the list of Issuers. You can also use the 'Search' box to search for and quickly find the Issuer (Credential Issuer) you are looking for.
Locate and click an 'Issuer' on the Workspace, Or
Search for an issuer by its name in Search box and click to proceed, Note: On selecting an Issuer from 'list of Issuers' it takes you to next page where you select a 'Credential Type' (National Id here) to download it as PDF.
On 'List of Credential Types' screen, select the 'Credential Type', It opens 'Share Validity Screen' as popup.
On 'Share Validity' popup you can choose to decide the number of times a credential can be used, choose from drop down (Once, Twice, Unlimited or Custom ). Click ok and proceed, It takes you to next page for authentication (eSignet).
On eSignet authentication page enter UIN/VID and click on 'Get OTP', a next screen will appear asking you to enter OTP.
Enter the OTP you received and click Verify.
A download progress screen appears.
PDF will be generated and stored in the Downloads folder of the system.
You can view the PDF of the downloaded VC (National ID) from download folder.
You can download your Insurance VC, here we will see how to do it when we use eSignet for Authentication; using OTP.
Q - What details do I need to provide to download my credential?
A - The credential issuer must have provided details such as Policy Number, Name and DOB for an Insurance card. This information has to be fed to the authentication system to enable download.
To download an Insurance ID VC using eSignet for authentication (KBI method), follow the step below:
Launch the Inji Web application in your web browser. The application home page presents you with the list of Issuers. You can also use the 'Search' box to quickly find an Issuer (Insurance provider).
Click-select a particular 'Issuer' (Insurance provider) which issued you the Insurance (Insurance VC Issuer), you will land to its Credential Types selection page.
On the Credentials Types page, choose a credential type from the List of Credentials section, 'Share Validity' popup will appear.
On 'Share Validity' screen you can choose to decide the number of times a credential can be used, choose from tyhe dropdown (Once, Twice, Unlimited or Custom). Click Ok and proceed, It takes you to next page for authentication (eSignet).
On eSignet authentication page enter Policy Number, Name and DOB (KBI Method) and click on 'Login'. Note: All the fields are mandatory.
Credential is downloaded in the background and PDF will be generated and stored in the Downloads folder of the system (A download progress screen is also seen when the credential is being downloaded).
The generated pdf is stored in the Downloads folder of the system. You can view the PDF of the downloaded VC (Insurance) from download folder.
You can choose your preferred language using 'language Selection' options available on the Main-Menu. Inji Web now supports 4 International Language (English, French and Arabic) and 3 Indian Languages (Tamil, Hindi and Kannada).
