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Hi MOSIP Team,

We are building a Government Tender Verification & e-Signing System as a company project using the MOSIP ecosystem (eSignet + Inji Certify + Inji Verify).

We are trying to register an OIDC client on the Partner Management Portal but https://pmp.collab.mosip.net is not loading — it either times out or stays stuck on a blank page. We have tried multiple browsers and networks but the issue persists.

Could you please help us with the following:

  1. Is pmp.collab.mosip.net currently down or having issues? If yes, when will it be back?
  2. Is there an alternative way to register an OIDC client in the meantime?

Our registration details are ready:

  • Partner Type: Authentication Partner
  • Redirect URI: http://localhost:3000/auth/callback
  • Auth Method: Private Key JWT (RS256)
  • Grant Type: Authorization Code + PKCE (S256)
  • ACR Values: mosip:idp:acr:generated-code and mosip:idp:acr:biometric
  • Public Key: Available in JWK format (can share immediately)

Any help or guidance would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you!

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Hi @Evan ,
Thanks for reaching out to us, and welcome to the MOSIP Community.
You can register an OIDC client by filling out this form. It will take 1-2 days to complete the onboarding and we will be emailing you the details.

Can you also please elaborate a bit more about the use case you are planning to implement, it will help us to guide to better?

Please let me know if there is anything else.

Regards
Rachik Raj Sharma
Team MOSIP

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Hi Rachik,

Thank you for the quick response! We have already filled out the registration form.

Regarding our use case:

We are building a Government Tender Verification & e-Signing System for a company project. The system works as follows:

  1. Government officers authenticate using Aadhaar via eSignet (biometric or OTP) to verify their identity before they can approve and digitally sign tender awards.

  2. Once authenticated, the officer signs a tender award which triggers Inji Certify to issue a W3C Verifiable Credential containing the tender details, contract value, awarded company, and the officer’s verified identity.

  3. The Verifiable Credential is encoded as a QR code using PixelPass and stamped onto the official tender award PDF.

  4. The awarded company receives the credential in their Inji Wallet via OID4VCI (pre-authorized code flow).

  5. Any third party (auditor, bank, contractor) can scan the QR code on the PDF and use Inji Verify to instantly check if the award is GENUINE, TAMPERED, or REVOKED — without contacting the government.

The goal is to eliminate tender fraud by making every award cryptographically verifiable.

Technical stack: Node.js backend, React frontend, PostgreSQL database. The full system is built and tested — we just need the eSignet OIDC client credentials to enable real Aadhaar-based login for officers.

Please let us know if you need any additional details.

Thank you!
Evan
White Matrix Solutions

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Hello Evan,

Thanks for the patience. We have successfully onboarded the client as per the provided details. I have shared the same over the email with you.

Thanks for explaining the use case in detail. Please do let us know if you find any issues during implementation.

Thanks & Regards,
Rachik Raj Sharma
Team MOSIP