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Testing wallet-based credential verification should not require days of setup before you can validate your first real flow. But in practice, teams often need to wire custom test harnesses, switch between wallet apps, and debug request payloads before they can answer a simple question: does this verification journey work end to end?
Vidos Authorizer Tester is built to remove that friction. It gives you a ready-to-use environment to test verification requests across compatible wallets, using either OpenID4VP or DC-API, and move from quick validation to production-like testing on your own Authorizer instance.
Vidos Authorizer Tester is now available here.
You can use it immediately with no account setup for the managed demo path. The flow is designed for practical verification testing: choose a credential case, select requested attributes, generate a request, present from a wallet, and inspect verification results.
Most integration projects hit the same bottleneck early: protocol-level behavior gets validated late because test setup takes too long. That delay creates avoidable risk. You discover wallet differences, request issues, or consent UX edge cases too close to release.
Authorizer Tester helps teams shift this work left.
With one tool, you can:
Different teams need different testing depth. Sometimes you want to move quickly with known-good examples. Sometimes you need to pressure-test custom combinations for a specific product journey.
Authorizer Tester supports both:
That means you can start with defaults, then incrementally shape requests to match your real policy and UX requirements.
The tester supports both major presentation paths used in browser and wallet experiences:
direct_post) for standard verifier-wallet request/response flowsdc_api) for browser-based digital credential API flowsTesting both modes side by side helps teams catch differences in wallet behavior and user interaction earlier, instead of discovering them during late-stage QA.
A key design choice in the tester is flexibility in environment targeting:
This gives teams a practical progression: prototype quickly, then validate against their own configuration and trust decisions before launch.
Teams using Authorizer Tester early in delivery cycles typically gain three immediate benefits:
This is not a replacement for full production hardening, but it is a faster and more reliable way to validate core verification behavior before production rollout.
Start here: https://authorizer.demo.vidos.id/
Then continue with:
If your team is building credential verification with wallet interoperability in scope, this gives you a practical path from first test to production-ready confidence.
Have a question or want to chat about how Vidos can help? Reach out to our team of real-world practitioners today.
