Find what you have earned
Bring recognised achievements into a structured learner-facing view rather than relying on scattered files, emails or screenshots.
Credential Wallet gives the learner a controlled place to access, organise and use their recognised achievements—bringing credentials, verification status and supporting evidence into one portable professional layer.
Astraal Academy's Credential Wallet provides a learner-centric view of credentials issued through the Academy and, where supported, recognised external credentials. It brings together credential identity, issuer, achievement, status, evidence references and verification access without collapsing all recognition into one undifferentiated profile.
Bring recognised achievements into a structured learner-facing view rather than relying on scattered files, emails or screenshots.
See credentials alongside issuer, criteria, evidence references, issue date and current status.
Move from private access to controlled sharing through the appropriate verification and professional identity channels.
Credential is issued or imported through an authorised process.
Wallet establishes a structured representation and reference.
Learner can inspect achievement, criteria and status.
Credentials can be grouped for relevant professional contexts.
Selected proof can be presented through controlled channels.
Status, corrections and issuer changes can be reflected over time.
Formal recognition of defined programme completion or achievement against established requirements.
Recognised certificate records with issuer, achievement, date and applicable status.
Structured digital representations designed for portability and verification.
Focused recognition units associated with defined skill or capability criteria.
References to assessment, evidence or other verification records where appropriate.
Supported external achievements can be referenced without implying Academy issuance or endorsement beyond the verification available.
Credential access, verification status and evidence references in one learner-controlled layer.
Programme Credential · Astraal Academy
Digital Credential · Verified record
Skill Badge · Evidence linked
Verified Portfolio · 3 evidence items
The wallet should give the learner meaningful control over access and presentation without allowing them to alter authoritative issuer records.
The underlying authority remains with the issuer or recognised credential authority.
Select relevant credentials and verification access when presenting evidence to an employer or hiring process.
Present capability-linked recognition relevant to a project, internship, fellowship or other opportunity.
Use recognised achievement and evidence to support progression, pathway decisions or entry requirements where applicable.
The wallet represents credentials; it does not become the authority that issued them unless explicitly designed to do so.
Changes to credential status should be reflected through the authoritative record or verification source.
Credential ownership and recipient identity need appropriate controls to reduce misattribution and impersonation.
Credential data, evidence and sharing activity should be exposed only according to legitimate purpose and permission.
Sharing should disclose the information necessary for the intended decision rather than the learner's entire record.
Important issuance, status and sharing events should be traceable according to applicable governance requirements.
The wallet can connect a credential to its Credential Record, Capability Evidence and Verified Portfolio. The learner can therefore move from a recognition claim to supporting evidence when the audience needs more context, while retaining control over what is disclosed.
The credential record establishes the achievement, issuer, criteria and current status.
Capability Evidence provides traceable references to relevant assessment, work or experience.
Verified Portfolio provides the professional narrative and selected work behind the evidence.