How Tamga works
Tamga Wallet
The infrastructure is invisible; the user does not use it directly. What the user sees is Tamga Wallet — the app in their hands.
Tamga Wallet — the first product
Tamga Wallet is Tamga Network’s first end-user product: the app where a person keeps and presents their credentials. It is an EU-compatible wallet: it speaks the same standards as the EU’s EUDI Wallets (that title belongs to wallets an EU member state provides or recognises). It provides:
- Verifiable credentials — storing and presenting VCs.
- Selective disclosure — sharing only the necessary field.
- Passes and tickets — a QR pass for campus turnstiles and event gates; single-use tickets.
- Sign-in — “Sign in with Tamga”: sign up to websites once, then sign in with a passkey (how).
- Per-site pseudonyms — every website sees a different, stable pseudonym; sites cannot link you.
- Qualified e-signature — under study, with a licensed provider.
- Identity management — control of keys, credentials and consents stays with the user.
An important distinction
One trust layer, every sector
Institutions in different sectors issue their own credentials on the same trust layer; the wallet and the verification steps stay the same. Education, identity and event tickets run today; health is being designed; other sectors show where the same layer leads.
Why is this structure powerful?
Because no sector builds trust from scratch; each one shares a common trust layer. A verifier that already checks a diploma can check a ticket or a licence the same way. Trust established once is reused across the whole ecosystem. This is exactly what “turning digital trust into a shared infrastructure” means.
What’s next