VC specification provides a standard way to express credentials across the digital world in a way that is cryptographically secure, privacy-respecting, and machine-verifiable. The addition of zero-knowledge proof (ZKProof) [3] cryptography to VC constructions (e.g. SNARK credentials) [4] can further advance privacy and safety by preventing linkability across disclosures, reducing the amount of data disclosed, and in some cases removing the need to expose raw data values at al