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VC Articulator

An interactive briefing tool that makes the case for Verifiable Credentials — built for CDPI.

VC Articulator is a single-page web application designed to help government decision-makers, technologists, and policy advisors understand why Verifiable Credentials (VCs) matter and how to implement them. It combines live demos, economic modelling, and technical guidance into three focused pages.

What's inside

Page 1 — Forgery Demo

Upload any identity document and the app instantly demonstrates how easily it can be forged using AI-based image manipulation. It then shows a difficulty-to-forge analysis, a step-by-step attacker playbook, and explains how cryptographically signed VCs eliminate the forgery risk entirely.

Page 2 — Economics Model

An interactive cost calculator for KYC / Financial Services that compares traditional manual verification ($4–8 per check) against VC-based verification (near $0). Includes:

  • A population slider to model costs at national scale
  • Scenario toggles (Conservative / Base / Optimistic)
  • Unit economics broken down by actor: Infrastructure Holder, Issuer (Government), and Acceptor (Bank/Institution)
  • Citizen time burden comparison (hours lost to manual processes vs. instant digital verification)
  • Sector extrapolation for healthcare, education, and more

Page 3 — How to Build

Sector-specific implementation guidance covering 11 sectors (National ID, Education, Healthcare, Driver's Licence, and more). For each sector it shows:

  • Credentialing priorities — Privacy, Interoperability, Adoption, Offline Use
  • Primary standards — EBSI / eIDAS 2.0, mDL ISO 18013-5, OID4VC, W3C VC, AnonCreds (ZKP), SD-JWT VC
  • Complementary standards — additional standards relevant to the sector
  • Links to the CDPI Vision Paper and the VC Use-Cases deep-dive site

Tech stack

  • Pure HTML / CSS / JavaScript — single index.html file, no build step
  • Fonts: Instrument Serif, DM Sans, JetBrains Mono (Google Fonts)

Getting started

Open index.html in a browser, or serve it from any static file host.

About CDPI

The Centre for Digital Public Infrastructure provides pro bono advisory to governments on deploying digital public infrastructure, including Verifiable Credentials.

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