How I Bought Booze with a JSON Web Token
summary
Shows how a delivery app replaces photo IDs with a cryptographically signed verifiable credential encoded as a JSON Web Token using the web5 SDK, where the mobile driver's‑license issuer signs a claim like over 21=true tied to a holder's decentralized identifier. Verifiers (vendor and delivery app) check signature, expiry and a presentation definition; examples include MIT diplomas, KYC, Aruba passport pilots, Apple/Google wallets (about 13–14 states involved), with the main hurdle being standardization and interoperability.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:10Problem with online alcohol ID checks
- 4:43Verifiable credentials with JWTs
- 8:40Role of actors in the system
- 9:01Code demo with Web5 SDK
- 14:35Beyond alcohol verification
- 21:59Credentials in healthcare and travel
- 23:44Security and storage of credentials
- 25:31Challenges with standardization
- 28:16Future of digital verification
- 29:00Q&A session
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