Verida Documentation
  • Welcome
  • Network Overview
  • Start Building
  • Verida Wallet
  • Whitepapers
  • Glossary
  • Protocol
    • Core concepts
      • Design Principles
      • Decentralized Identity
      • Confidential Databases
      • Confidential Compute
      • Accounts and Identity
      • Data Storage
      • Application Contexts
      • Messaging
      • Schemas
      • Data Sharing
    • Client SDK
      • Getting Started
      • How It Works
      • Authentication
      • Data
      • Queries
      • Permissions
      • Messaging
      • Account Profiles
      • Events
      • Command Line Tools
      • Configuration
      • React Native
      • Advanced
    • Verida Connect SDK
      • Getting Started
      • WebUser
      • WalletConnect Support
      • Authentication Server
    • Blockchain Bridge
    • Run a Node
      • Database Node
        • Setup
        • Operations
        • FAQ
      • Compute Node
    • Verida Networks
  • Extensions
    • Credentials
      • Verifiable Credentials Developer SDK
      • cheqd Credential Service
      • Privado ID (fmr Polygon ID)
      • zkPass credentials
      • Reclaim Protocol credential
    • Verida URIs
    • Vue Components
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Verida Wallet

The Verida Wallet is a mobile application that acts as both a “Data Wallet” and a “Crypto Wallet” for end users. It provides private key management and a user-friendly interface for interacting with the Verida network and supported blockchains.

The Verida Wallet provides users with the following core capabilities:

  • Identity: Allows users to create new decentralized identities, blockchain wallets, manage their private keys and facilitate authentication across an ecosystem of decentralized apps.

  • Single sign-on: Simple, consensual authentication and authorization with decentralized applications developed on the Verida network.

  • User Data: Allows users to browse their decrypted data, consensually share their data, allow it to be queried without sharing or move their data to a different storage service.

  • Inbox: A secure data inbox allows messages, requests and data to be received by end users and then actioned.

  • Profiles: Users can create and manage both public and private profiles that can be shared with third parties.

  • Tokens and Transactions: Users can interact with any supported blockchain by signing transactions, transferring assets, managing NFTs etc. Users can also earn Verida token rewards by simply using the network.

Install the Verida Wallet.

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