Glossary
SD-JWT
In short
SD-JWT: Selective Disclosure JSON Web Token: a signed token where the holder reveals only chosen claims to each verifier. SD-JWT appears in 1 sourced facts on this site, the first in Verifiable Intent (VI). Example: Verifiable Intent uses layered SD-JWT credentials. After SD-JWT the glossary lists x402.
Definition
Selective Disclosure JSON Web Token: a signed token where the holder reveals only chosen claims to each verifier.
Example
Verifiable Intent uses layered SD-JWT credentials. github.com, read 4 Nov 2026.
Where it appears in the sourced facts
- VI defines a layered SD-JWT delegation chain (credential provider to user to agent) with key confirmation (RFC 7800) and selective disclosure per role. github.com, read 4 Nov 2026. In Verifiable Intent (VI).
Nearby terms
Sources
- Verifiable Intent repository, read 4 Nov 2026
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