Welcome back to another LearnCard ChangeBlog!

This release expands the types of credentials LearnCard can exchange, improves how learner records are displayed, and gives credential issuers more control over the credentials they manage. Let’s dig in!

LC-1868 / LC-1869: A New Comprehensive Learner Record Experience

Comprehensive Learner Record credentials now open in a clearer, transcript-style display.

Instead of presenting a dense collection of credential data, LearnCard organizes the record into a readable hierarchy containing the learner, issuing institution, programs, courses, scores, and results. CLR credentials also receive distinct card and badge treatments so learners can recognize them in their Passport.

Additional fixes improve CLR previews on mobile devices, including safer spacing and better handling of linked files. View a demo version of this new CLR transcript here.

Support for Selectively Disclosable SD-JWT Credentials

LearnCard can now receive, store, and present SD-JWT Verifiable Credentials.

This credential format allows learners to choose which individual claims they disclose when presenting a credential. Required information remains visible, while optional fields can be shared selectively through the consent screen.

Follow-up interoperability work also adds support for the EUDI reference issuer and presents disclosed claims with clearer labels inside LearnCard.

LC-1621: Age and Country Checks Now Happen First

New users are now asked for their age and country before completing the rest of their profile.

Previously, someone could enter their role, name, profile picture, and user ID before learning that additional age-related consent was required. The updated flow applies the correct privacy and guardian rules at the beginning, creating a clearer onboarding experience for learners and families.

LC-1862: Credential Revocation and Suspension Controls

Issuers can now revoke, suspend, and unsuspend individual credentials from the Issue Credentials dashboard and Managed credential views.

Each issuance displays its own status and actions, allowing issuers to manage multiple credentials sent to the same recipient without accidentally changing the wrong one.

This is the first portion of the credential-status experience. Additional holder-facing status displays and notifications arrive in a later release.

Also in this release

• ConsentFlow contracts can request Skills Profile data, with learner-controlled options for live synchronization, one-time sharing, or denying access.

• Credential issuer information is clearer, including better labels for digital identifiers and less confusing treatment for unrecognized issuers.

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