1. Launch the wallet
2. Navigate to the QR reader at the bottom left.
3. Choose one of the following demo credentials.
   • Sphereon Guest
   • Future Mobility Alliance
   • Trial CIX
   • Dutch Blockchain Coalition
4. The Sphereon wallet is based on the open W3C standards and is therefor interoperable with several other vendors.The below issuer systems were part of the JFF/W3C-EDU plugfest 2 to show interoperability for OpenID4VCI.
   • Walt.id – https://jff.walt.id
   • Spruce – https://ngi-oidc4vci-test.spruceid.xyz
   • Mattr – https://launchpad.mattrlabs.com/
     (Mattr seems to have some issues in schema loading in it’s VCs currently. We are investigating)

• The first time you encounter a new Issuer or Verifier, a Contact needs to be created for that party.
• The Wallet will pre-fill a suggest name. You can change that to something you want.
• Please note that you have to press the Accept button and make sure the checkbox is enabled.

• Depending on whether the issuer supports issuing multiple credentials or not, you will have to make a selection.
  • Note: that the current version of the wallet can only accept one credential at a time!
• Select the credentials you are willing to accept and store in your wallet.
• Use the Select button to confirm your selection.

• Depending on whether the issuer is requiring a Pincode you will have to enter a pincode.
  • Note: this is not the pincode of your wallet!
• If the verification code is correct, you will now go to the Credential Offer screen, which is showing you the offered Credential details.

• Review the Credential Offer and decide to either Accept or Decline the credential.
• If you accept the offer you will go to the Verifiable Credenital Overview screen.

• On the Verifiable Credential Overview screen you will see:
  • All your credentials
  • The message: ‘Credential successfully stored’.

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2. Setting up your wallet

4. Sharing your credentials