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In several situations, we realised the need to show the user who the relying party is. E.g. Payments. It provides a better user experience by showing the merchant's logo on the payment screen, e.g.
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Not sure that you as a wallet would want to load and try to display binary data appearing to be an image from an arbitrary URI on a per-transaction basis without further security guards. Hence I would not recommend putting this into the transaction_data. This would also open doors to deceiving the consumer (i.e. logo does not match the merchant).
Client metadata of the RP seems to be a better approach as this way, at least the URI is read from a resource that can be associated with the RP.
Ideally, I would say that this type of data should also be connected to the RP's access certificate and information in there (e.g. a shared base URL at least). But I am aware that this is still open and future-looking.
In several situations, we realised the need to show the user who the relying party is. E.g. Payments. It provides a better user experience by showing the merchant's logo on the payment screen, e.g.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: