Release Announcement: Inji Mobile Wallet v0.20.0 is here!

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Dear MOSIP Community,

We’re thrilled to announce the release of Inji Mobile Wallet v0.20.0, made available on 22nd October 2025.

This release marks a significant milestone in the evolution of Inji Mobile, introducing IETF SD-JWT OpenID4VP interoperability, SVG-based credential rendering for Data Model 2.0 VCs, and several technical and compliance enhancements across both Android (Kotlin) and iOS (Swift) platforms.

With these updates, the Inji Wallet now supports selective claim disclosure, trusted verifier configurations, and standards-compliant visual credential templates, strengthening the foundation for scalable, privacy-preserving credential ecosystems.

:glowing_star: What’s New in v0.20.0

SD-JWT OpenID4VP Support

  • Introduced complete IETF SD-JWT Verifiable Presentation (VP) sharing for Android and iOS.
  • Enables selective disclosure of claims while preserving holder privacy.
  • Fully compliant with OpenID4VP draft specifications.
  • Refer to the library documentation for implementation details and examples.

SVG-Based Credential Rendering

  • Integrated SVG template rendering via the inji-vc-renderer library (Kotlin & Swift).
  • Allows dynamic, schema-driven visual layouts for credentials currently supported for Data Model 2.0 VCs.
  • Ensures consistency and flexibility across issuers and display devices.

OpenIDVP & Verifier Enhancements

  • Added signed JWT–based authorization request support for verifiers.
  • Enabled dynamic public key resolution via jwks_uri and trusted verifier metadata.
  • Configurable support for unsigned requests in mock or pre-registered verifier setups.
  • Enhanced verifier trust flow with did:client-id-scheme method and improved iOS interoperability.

Try Inji Mobile Wallet v0.20.0 Now!

For a comprehensive overview of the features in Inji Mobile Wallet v0.20.0, please refer to our detailed release notes.

For additional details, explore our complete documentation and the features introduced in this release here. If you have any questions or feedback, feel free to connect with us at community.mosip.io.

We invite you to explore and experience secure selective-disclosure with IETF SD-JWT OpenID4VP, dynamic SVG credential rendering, and improved verifier interoperability via the Inji Mobile GitHub Repository.

We sincerely thank the contributors, developers, QA team, and community members whose feedback and testing were invaluable to shaping this release.

:backhand_index_pointing_right: Note: This release will soon be available in the Collab environment for testing and integration.

Let’s continue building a secure, interoperable, and inclusive digital verifiable credentials ecosystem together! :light_bulb:

Warm regards,
Sanchi Singh
Product Owner – Inji Wallet
On behalf of the MOSIP Team

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