Try the Live Demo
Run it yourself → demo.empe.io
About five minutes. No account, no code, nothing to set up — the demo even installs the wallet app for you if you don't have it yet.
The fastest way to understand verifiable credentials is to hold one.
The demo leads you by the hand from start to finish. It plays both institutions for you: first the issuer that signs a document and hands it to you, then the verifier that asks you to prove it. You hold the wallet. A progress bar across the top — Choose → Claim → Verify → Done — tells you where you are, each screen tells you exactly what to tap, and the page reacts live as your phone scans.
At the end the verifier confirms your document is genuine without ever contacting the issuer: no database lookup, no phone call, no waiting. That is the whole idea, and five minutes of clicking explains it better than any page of documentation can.
One Platform, Every Industry
The demo is not a single canned flow. It ships eleven scenarios drawn from different sectors, and every one of them runs on the same infrastructure — the same issuing, the same wallet, the same verification. Nothing is rebuilt per industry.
Workplace access
Employee Badge
An employer
The same employer — at the office door
Proof of employment
Employment Credential
An employer
A bank or a landlord — a different company
Know Your Customer
Identity (KYC)
A bank, after its KYC check
Another service — an exchange or a telco
Compliance
AML Screening
A compliance provider, after AML screening
A bank or a fintech, at onboarding
Education
University Diploma
A university
An employer, during recruitment
Government ID
Driver's License
A licensing authority
A car rental company
Access & entry
Event Ticket
The event organizer
The same organizer — at the gate
Loyalty & tiers
Membership Card
A loyalty program
A store, at checkout
Health
Vaccination Record
A clinic
An airline or a venue
Supply chain
Product Passport
The manufacturer
A distributor or customs
Civil registry
Birth Certificate
The civil registry office
Another office or a bank
Two patterns run through that list, and both matter commercially:
One company on both sides. The employer checks its own badge at the door; the organizer checks its own ticket at the gate. Credentials replace a proprietary access system, and the check keeps working with no connection to a backend.
Two different companies. A bank relies on a compliance provider's AML screening; a recruiter accepts a university's diploma; a landlord accepts an employer's confirmation. The expensive work is done once and reused by everyone downstream, instead of every institution repeating the same check.
That second pattern is where the cost disappears: one KYC check, one AML screening, one diploma verification — issued once, accepted anywhere, with no integration built between the issuer and the verifier. On our platform a company can take either role, or both.
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