Issue, hold and verify credentials with selective disclosure.
Universities, employers, licensing bodies and governments issue signed credentials; holders keep them in a wallet; verifiers get a yes/no answer for a declared purpose — never the whole record.
Signed issuance
Ed25519-signed, W3C-VC-shaped credentials with status lists, expiry and revocation.
Selective disclosure
"Holds a bachelor's degree?" returns YES. GPA and transcript stay with the issuer unless policy allows.
Consent as a first-class object
Who requested, what was disclosed, why, when and under which policy — provable.
Issuer disclosure policies
The issuer decides which claims any purpose may reveal. Authpermit enforces it.
Wallet
Individuals keep verified identity, education, employment and licences and share from any device.
Network effect
More issuers make verification more valuable to employers; verifiers pay, issuers and holders don't.