Just had an interesting experience with a wallet that rolled out their new identity verification feature. Decided to give it a shot.

The verification flow felt different from what I'm used to. When I clicked through the request, this identity protocol network popped up with something unexpected – a full breakdown of my credential's issuer signatures. Not just a "verified" checkmark, but actual transparency.

I could trace back who generated the credential, the exact timestamp of issuance, and validation status. It's wild seeing the underlying infrastructure exposed like that instead of hidden behind abstraction layers.

Makes you wonder if this level of signature visibility becomes standard. For users who care about provenance and trust chains, being able to inspect the source directly changes the game. No more black-box verification processes.

Anyone else testing wallets with similar identity features? Curious if other protocols are moving toward this transparent credential model.