Crediport
A self-held credential wallet that packages current issuer facts, expiry and selective sharing into verifier-readable evidence with explicit limits.
Independent regulated professionals repeatedly show licenses, registrations, insurance and other standing evidence to brokers, platforms and clients. Crediport would let a professional collect source-linked credentials, see their freshness and share only the fields needed for a defined verifier request. A signature can support issuer attribution and change detection, but it cannot establish that the issuer was authoritative, that a registry is current or that the holder is compliant. A confirmed trucking-only product already validates part of the workflow, while the broader multi-profession thesis remains unproven. The first version should use one profession and one verifier use case, preserve the source record and avoid a composite compliance score.
An independent regulated professional who repeatedly supplies standing evidence, or a broker, platform or firm that verifies a defined credential set with the holder's authorization.
The new adjacent launch creates a current category signal without a universal deadline.
The product gives the holder more control while preserving issuer and verifier authority.
The source records one cross-reference and no inbound connections.
The source confirms a live profession-specific product, public registry access for two professions and maintained selective-credential infrastructure, making a bounded holder-to-verifier workflow testable.
The multi-profession generalization is unproven, source freshness and identity matching are difficult, one connected interface claim is not independently verified in the scoring record, and no signature or score establishes legal compliance.
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