Overview

Hospitality staff receive an LCQ credential from an approved training provider. Venues verify the credential before appointing duty managers or assigning alcohol service responsibilities.

Why it matters

LCQ checks are often manual and inconsistent. A Verifiable Credential makes verification instant, tamper-evident, and easier to audit.

Ecosystem roles

  • Issuer: Approved training provider.
  • Holder: Hospitality worker.
  • Verifier: Venue, employer, or regulator.

Assurance and lifecycle

Credentials can be revoked if training is invalidated. Verifiers check issuer trust and credential status.

Objective Confirm staff hold valid LCQ training.
Description Verify an LCQ Verifiable Credential before appointing duty managers or alcohol service roles.
Actors Training provider; Worker; Venue or regulator
Dependencies Issuer trust registry and status endpoint.
Preconditions Worker completed approved LCQ training.
Postconditions Worker cleared or denied for the role.
flowchart LR
    TRAIN@{icon: "fa:certificate", label: "Training provider", pos: "b"} -->|Issues LCQ VC| WAL@{icon: "fa:wallet", label: "Wallet", pos: "b"}
    WAL -->|Present LCQ proof| VER@{icon: "fa:martini-glass", label: "Venue / employer", pos: "b"}
    VER -->|Check status| REG@{icon: "fa:book", label: "Registry/status", pos: "b"}
sequenceDiagram
    participant Trainer as Training provider
    participant Wallet
    participant Worker
    participant Verifier as Venue / employer
    participant Registry as Registry/status

    Trainer-->>Wallet: Issue LCQ VC
    Worker->>Verifier: Apply for role or shift
    Verifier->>Wallet: Request LCQ proof
    Wallet-->>Verifier: Present LCQ proof
    Verifier->>Registry: Validate issuer and status
    Registry-->>Verifier: Valid
    Verifier-->>Worker: Cleared or denied

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