Dear MOSIP Community,
We’re excited to announce the release of Inji Mobile Wallet v0.22.0 , made available on 6th March 2026 .
This release introduces Presentation During Issuance (PDI) , support for Claim 169 QR Code–based credentials. It also brings improvements across DID interoperability, credential trust flows, and overall user experience on both Android (Kotlin) and iOS (Swift) platforms.
With these updates, the Inji Mobile Wallet continues to evolve towards supporting advanced issuance workflows and improving interoperability across issuers and verifiers in the ecosystem.
Compatibility Notice
Important: Some features introduced in Inji Mobile Wallet 0.22.0 require updates in Inji Certify and are not fully compatible with the currently released Inji Certify 0.13.0.
The following features will not function with Certify 0.13.0 :
Presentation During Issuance (PDI)
Claim 169 QR Code Credential Support
These features depend on enhancements that will be available in the upcoming Inji Certify 0.14.0 release, which is expected to be released in the coming weeks.
What this means for the community
The Inji Mobile Wallet 0.22.0 codebase is being released now and is fully compatible with Inji Certify 0.13.0, except for the features listed above.
Community members, partners, and country implementers who want to experiment with or test the new PDI and Claim 169 features should set up their environment using:
Inji Mobile Wallet 0.22.0
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Inji Certify 0.14.0 (upcoming release)Once Inji Certify 0.14.0 is released, these features will be fully functional and can be tested end-to-end.
Enhancements include:
- Updated credential offer trust UI
- Improved credential status visibility
- Language rendering improvements
- UI alignment fixes across credential and settings screens
Try Inji Mobile Wallet v0.22.0 Now!
For a comprehensive overview of all features and updates in this release, please refer to the detailed release notes and documentation.
Explore:
We invite the community to explore the new capabilities, especially PDI workflows and QR-based credential support , and share feedback.
We sincerely thank all contributors, developers, QA teams, and community members for their continued support, feedback, and collaboration in shaping this release.
Note: This release is already available in the Collab environment for testing and integration. Compatibility with the upcoming release of Inji Certify will be available soon; in the meantime, testing can be performed using the current QA build of Certify in the Collab environment.
We extend our sincere appreciation to all developers, contributors, QA teams, and community members whose efforts made this release possible. Your continuous feedback and deep involvement drive the evolution of the Inji ecosystem.
Let’s continue building a secure, interoperable, and scalable verifiable credentials ecosystem together! 
Warm regards,
Sanchi Singh
Product Owner – Inji Wallet
On behalf of the MOSIP Team