Payments · specification · EMVCo — the technical body collectively owned by American Express, Discover, JCB, Mastercard, UnionPay and Visa

EMV Digital Payment Credential (DPC)

The EMV Digital Payment Credential (DPC) is EMVCo’s work to define a verifiable digital credential for card payments — a common, interoperable way to use VDCs, held in digital wallets, to authenticate remote card-based payments while protecting privacy. EMVCo began with a Schema Framework that defines what data a DPC contains and how it is structured, released as a draft for public review with feedback due 23 July 2026, and is exploring whether the same approach can support payment initiation.

www.emvco.com/knowledge-hub/def...The standard

EMVCo — the technical body collectively owned by American Express, Discover, JCB, Mastercard, UnionPay and VisaGoverning body

2026First published

Schema Framework draft — public revie...Current version

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Also known as DPC, EMV DPC, Digital Payment Credential Schema Framework.

Providers that carry EMV Digital Payment Credential 0

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