sdk-core/com.wallet

Package-level declarations

The entry point: create one WalletSdk with Wallet.createVerifier, Wallet.createWallet or Wallet.create, and keep it for the app's lifetime.

The entry point: create one WalletSdk with Wallet.createVerifier, Wallet.createWallet or Wallet.create, and keep it for the app's lifetime.

Types

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enum ConsentMode : Enum<ConsentMode>

How a presentment obtains consent: the SDK's consent sheet, or none (the host already asked).

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sealed interface ScannedCode

What a scanned QR code (or an incoming deep link) asks the wallet to do. Standards-based only — app-specific links (e.g. a verifier's own https://… short link) are the app's to translate first.

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object Wallet

Entry point for the Wallet SDK.

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interface WalletSdk

The SDK object your app creates once. It has both roles: wallet holds and shares credentials, and verifier reads and checks them. Most apps use one of the two.

Functions

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suspend fun WalletSdk.registerAsDcProvider(): Boolean

Register this wallet as an Android Digital Credentials provider (Credential Manager), so that when a site calls the W3C Digital Credentials API (navigator.credentials.get) Android shows a wallet picker including this app. When the user picks it, Credential Manager launches the app's CredentialManagerPresentmentActivity (declared in the manifest with the androidx.credentials.registry.provider.action.GET_CREDENTIAL intent-filter) to run consent + response.