MOSIP Launches Inji Certify for Smooth Credential Issuance

Published Date : 11/5/2025 

MOSIP, the Modular Open Source Identity Platform, has released Inji Certify, a tool designed for generating, signing, and issuing verifiable credentials. This developer release enhances issuer control and flexibility, supporting various credential types and integration with Certificate Authorities. 

MOSIP, the Modular Open Source Identity Platform, is making significant strides in the realm of digital identity with the development of Inji Certify. This tool is designed to help issuers of digital ID documents and other credentials generate, sign, and issue verifiable credentials to the Inji digital wallet. The tool, called Inji Certify, adheres to the OpenID4VCI (Open ID For VC Issuance) draft 13 standard, ensuring compliance and interoperability.

Inji Certify supports the issuance of different types of credentials, including identity documents, licenses, and permits. It provides configurable credential schemas for both W3C verifiable credentials 1.1 and 2.0, making it versatile and adaptable to various use cases. This tool is intended for a wide range of organizations, including government agencies, educational institutions, professional associations, and even individuals such as educators and small business owners.

The latest version, Inji Certify v0.12.2, is a developer release aimed at increasing issuer control and flexibility in managing credential signing infrastructure. This update introduces issuer-facing APIs for seamless integration with Certificate Authorities (CAs). It also includes a workflow for generating and uploading signed certificates, enhancing the security and efficiency of the credential issuance process.

MOSIP launched the Inji Wallet in 2023 to enable secure credential storage and sharing. This digital wallet is an essential component of the Inji credentialing stack, complemented by Inji Verify, which allows users to complete credential or identity verification through QR codes and cryptographic proofs. Together, these tools form a comprehensive ecosystem for digital identity management.

Officials from MOSIP recently provided insights into how the three components—Inji Wallet, Inji Certify, and Inji Verify—interoperate at an event hosted by the OpenWallet Foundation Interoperability SIG (Special Interest Group). This event highlighted the platform's potential to revolutionize digital identity verification and credential management.

For organizations and individuals looking to streamline their digital identity processes, Inji Certify offers a robust solution. By leveraging the latest standards and technologies, MOSIP is paving the way for a more secure and efficient digital identity landscape. 

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQS): 

Q: What is Inji Certify?

A: Inji Certify is a tool developed by MOSIP for generating, signing, and issuing verifiable credentials. It supports various credential types and adheres to the OpenID4VCI standard.

Q: Who can use Inji Certify?

A: Inji Certify is intended for a wide range of organizations, including government agencies, educational institutions, professional associations, and individuals such as educators and small business owners.

Q: What are the key features of the latest Inji Certify release?

A: The latest release, Inji Certify v0.12.2, introduces issuer-facing APIs for seamless integration with Certificate Authorities (CAs) and a workflow for generating and uploading signed certificates.

Q: How does Inji Certify fit into the Inji ecosystem?

A: Inji Certify is one of three components in the Inji ecosystem, alongside Inji Wallet and Inji Verify. Together, they provide a comprehensive solution for digital identity management and verification.

Q: What is the purpose of the Inji Wallet?

A: The Inji Wallet is designed for secure credential storage and sharing. It complements Inji Certify and Inji Verify to form a robust digital identity management system. 

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