Welcome back to another LearnCard ChangeBlog!

This release strengthens credential portability and interoperability across the LearnCard ecosystem. It introduces encrypted wallet continuity tools, updates newly issued credentials for Open Badges 3.0 compliance, and improves support for OpenID credential experiences on mobile devices. Let’s dig in!

LC-1798: Holder Continuity

LearnCard now includes a new set of holder continuity tools for securely exporting, restoring, and transferring wallet data.

Users and administrators can create encrypted wallet backup bundles containing credentials and important wallet records. These bundles can be used either to restore the original wallet identity or to import credentials into another wallet.

This work also introduces safeguards around bundle size, credential verification, private data, and status-list retrieval. It is an important foundation for long-term learner ownership and credential portability.

LC-1872: Open Badges 3.0-Compliant Credential Proofs

Credentials issued through LearnCard now use an Open Badges 3.0-compatible Data Integrity proof by default.

This improves interoperability with other standards-compliant credential platforms while preserving support for previously issued credentials. Developers can still explicitly select other supported proof formats when required.

OpenID Deep Links on iOS and Android

The LearnCard mobile app can now open OpenID credential offers and presentation requests directly from supported links.

This lays the groundwork for smoother cross-application credential experiences. Learners can move from an issuing or verification experience into LearnCard without manually copying request information, while new LearnCard-powered mobile applications inherit the same behavior through their tenant configuration.

You can view all the latest changes and bug fixes here.