Provider-owned, portable
You own the wallet. It travels with you between employers, no migration project, no missing certs, no lost time.
A secure mobile and web wallet where providers upload, manage, and share their own credentials. Always free for every provider, on every employer.

CredWallet stays with you when you change jobs, take on locum work, or pick up a side practice, no more rebuilding the same packet for every credentialing team.
You own the wallet. It travels with you between employers, no migration project, no missing certs, no lost time.
Drop a license, malpractice cert, or DEA registration. CredWallet extracts the details and reminds you when each expires.
License renewing in 60 days? CPR cert lapsing next month? CredWallet pings you before your credentialing team has to.
Share your verified credential packet with a new employer or payer in seconds, and revoke it just as quickly.
Upload from your phone, manage from your laptop, share from anywhere. Same data, same wallet, every device.
CredWallet is free for every provider, on every CredNet plan. No tier requirements, no credit card, no fine print.
Every screen in CredWallet is designed for a clinician between patients, clear, fast, and built for thumb scrolling on a phone.

CredWallet groups everything you've uploaded by category, personal info, identification & legal, licenses, education, work history. Click into any group to update or share.

The mobile app gives you the same record control in a thumb-friendly layout. Snap a photo of a new certificate, share a packet from the parking lot, see what's past due before your next shift.

Adding a new credential is one drag-and-drop away. CredWallet reads each file, names it, and slots it into the right category, no typing required.

Every document gets a side-by-side review pane so you can confirm CredWallet pulled the right data before sharing it with anyone else.
CredWallet is free for every provider on the CredNet platform. If your employer uses CredComply, you can connect today and stop rebuilding the same packet every time.