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Overview

The resources section provides a comprehensive introduction to the Inji modules — Inji Mobile Wallet, Inji Web Wallet, Inji Verify, and Inji Certify, showcasing how its modules deliver trusted, low-cost, and scalable credential management across sectors.

Each demonstration video explains the product’s purpose, setup, features, and practical applications. Together, they offer an end-to-end understanding of how verifiable credentials can be issued, held, and verified instantly, across both digital and paper-based formats.

Video Playlist

Watch the complete series on YouTube: Inji Stack Demonstration Playlist

1. Inji Stack: Overview

What you'll learn:

  • An introduction to the Inji Stack, the open-source suite by MOSIP for verifiable credentials.

  • Explanation of how the core modules like Inji Certify, Inji Wallet, and Inji Verify work together to create a trusted digital credential ecosystem.

  • Overview of Inji's role in enabling secure, interoperable, and privacy-preserving data exchange.

  • Demonstrates the potential of verifiable credentials in sectors like education, healthcare, governance and many more.

2. Inji Mobile Wallet: Product Overview

What you'll learn:

  • Comprehensive walkthrough of the Inji Mobile Wallet app.

  • Demonstrates secure storage, management, and sharing of verifiable credentials.

  • Covers key features:

    • Selective disclosure for privacy-preserving data sharing.

    • Offline verification via Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE).

    • OpenID4VP-based interoperability with verifiers.

    • Multi-issuer and multi-credential handling.

    • Highlights use cases in travel, employment, public service delivery and many more.

3. Inji Web Wallet: Product Overview

What you'll learn:

  • Introduction to the Inji Web Wallet, a browser-based wallet that complements the mobile app.

  • Demonstrates credential management and secure sharing using QR codes in both digital and printed form.

  • Explains how the web wallet supports W3C VC, OpenID4VP, and ISO standards for global interoperability.

  • Showcases accessibility for users without smartphones or in assisted-use environments.

4. Inji Web Wallet: Local Setup Guide

What you'll learn:

  • Step-by-step guide to setting up the Inji Web Wallet locally using IntelliJ instead of Docker for faster iteration.

  • Walkthrough of dependencies, configuration steps, and environment setup.

  • Demonstrates how to load and test credentials within the local environment.

5. Inji Wallet: Mimoto Setup

What you'll learn:

  • Configuration of Mimoto backend for Inji Wallet integration using Docker Compose.

  • This setup provides a ready-to-run local Docker environment for Mimoto, which acts as the backend for Inji Web and the BFF (Backend-for-Frontend) for Inji Mobile, enabling secure OIDC-based authentication and credential exchange.

  • It helps developers quickly configure, test, and integrate Mimoto with Inji services in a non-production environment.

6. Inji Verify: Product Overview -- Your Gateway to Trusted Verifiable Credential Verification

What you'll learn:

  • Overview of Inji Verify, the verifier module for digital and paper-based credential verification.

  • Demonstrates secure, instant QR-based verification workflows.

  • Highlights modular SDK integration, interoperability with OpenID4VP, and verifier backend service.

7. Inji Verify: Technical Deep Dive

What you'll learn:

  • Detailed explanation of Inji Verify's architecture, including backend services, SDKs, and UI components.

  • Covers OpenID4VP flows, handling of verifiable presentations, and data validation.

  • Shows how to run Verify locally using Docker Compose and how to integrate SDK components into React-based applications.

8. Inji Certify: Product Overview

What you'll learn:

  • Introduction to Inji Certify, the credential issuance module of the Inji Stack.

  • Demonstrates how authorized entities can issue, manage, and revoke verifiable digital credentials.

  • Explains interoperability with OpenID4VC, W3C VC, and other standards.

9. Inji Certify: Local Setup & Deployment using Docker Compose

What you'll learn:

  • Step-by-step local deployment of Inji Certify using Docker Compose.

  • Explains configuration of plug-ins, environment variables, and credential templates.

  • Demonstrates issuance and revocation flows in a local testing environment.

10. Inji Certify: Technical Deep Dive -- Verifiable Credential Issuance

What you'll learn:

  • In-depth look at Inji Certify's credential issuance architecture.

  • Explains credential templates, signing algorithms, revocation APIs, and integration with data sources.

  • Details plug-in architecture for flexible issuance from multiple registries or databases.

Inji Ecosystem Workshop

Note: The video resources listed below are earlier recordings from webinars held in 2024. While they are not being archived at this time, they remain available as they provide useful context and practical demonstrations that may still benefit viewers.

1. Comprehensive demonstration on Digital Identity Management and Credential Integration

The workshop aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the Inji ecosystem, focusing on its various components, configuration, and practical usage. It covered essential topics to help participants effectively use and integrate Inji's features.

  • Understanding DID Methods: The workshop explains the different Decentralized Identifier (DID) methods supported by Inji, helping participants grasp how digital identities are managed.

  • OIDC Client and p12 File Creation: Participants learn how to create an OIDC client and generate a p12 file, ensuring secure key storage and authentication processes.

  • Configuring Mimoto in Inji Web: Detailed steps are provided to configure Mimoto within the Inji Web application, addressing common issues and ensuring seamless integration.

  • Credential Management: The workshop covers how credentials are stored, secured, and validated in both Web and Wallets, emphasizing security and compliance with standards.

  • Real-World Deployment and Integration: It discusses the roles of issuers and service providers in real-world deployments, the use of blockchain for security, and the potential for running AI agents for selective disclosure.

2. Inji Certify Credential Issuance Workshop

The Workshop demonstrates how to integrate Inji Certify, a credential issuance platform, with a custom data provider plugin to issue 'Verifiable Credentials'. The specific use case covered is issuing farmer IDs based on official land registry data.

  • Data Setup: A sample farmer registry is created in a database with details like National ID, Name, Phone Number, and Land Ownership Information.

  • Configuration: A velocity template is defined to format the data, issuer information and verification keys are configured, and a "well-known" property is set up.

  • Plugin Development: A data provider plugin is created to fetch farmer data from the registry based on the national ID.

  • Docker Compose Setup: A Docker environment is set up to run the database, Inji Certify, Nginx, and Inji Web.

  • Demonstration: A farmer ID is entered, authenticated, and a verifiable credential is issued based on the retrieved data.

3. Inji A Technical Deep Dive

The webinar delves into the technical architecture and implementation details of the Inji Stack, specifically focusing on the Inji Wallet and its integration with other stacks/components like eSignet and Inji Certify. The webinar offers a comprehensive overview of the technical intricacies involved in building a decentralized credential issuance and verification system using the MOSIP's Inji platform.

  • Inji Wallet: A mobile application that acts as both a digital wallet for storing verifiable credentials (VCs) and a verifier of VCs.

  • Integration with eSignet and Inji Certify: eSignat is used for authentication and authorization, while Inji Certify is responsible for issuing VCs.

  • Technical Architecture: The webinar covers the high-level architecture, including the use of Mimoto as a backend for frontend (BFF), the role of the Tuvali library for secure VC transfer, and the integration of native modules for specific functionalities.

  • API Interactions: The session explains how Inji Wallet interacts with various APIs, including those for fetching issuer lists, obtaining access tokens, and binding wallets to relying parties.

  • Configuration: The webinar discusses the configuration aspects, such as setting up issuer information, defining VC templates, and configuring the connection to eSignet.

  • Development and Integration: The presentation provides insights into the development process, including the use of React Native for the mobile app, the integration of native modules, and the management of data storage.

4. Unlocking the Value of Integrations with Inji and eSignet

The webinar delves into MOSIP's solutions for identity verification and credential management also to see how national IDs empower citizens in the digital age.

  • National ID as an Enabler: Learn how national IDs can be used to access various services.

  • Digital Transformation: Explore how IDs can streamline processes for citizens and governments.

  • eSignet: An online authentication solution supporting multiple methods like OTP, digital wallets, and biometrics.

  • Inji: A platform for managing the lifecycle of verifiable credentials.

  • Real-World Impact: Understand how eSignet and Inji provide secure and efficient digital experiences.

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