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 Trust evaluations are conducted as follows:
 
 * **Federation Entity Discovery**: When the Wallet Instance receives a signed request issued by a Relying Party, the Wallet Instance MUST verify the identity of the Relying Party through a Federation Entity Discovery process. This involves querying a trusted list or directory to confirm the Relying Party's validity status and compliance with the Trust Framework and the evaluation of the request signature using the cryptographic material obtained from the Trust Chain.
-Trust Chains: The Wallet Instance evaluates the Relying Party's Trust Chains, which may be provided statically or built through a Federation Entity Discovery process, to ensure that the Relying Party is part of a recognized and trusted federation. This involves checking the Trust Chain from the root authority to the Relying Party.
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+* **Trust Chains**: The Wallet Instance evaluates the Relying Party's Trust Chains, which may be provided statically or built through a Federation Entity Discovery process, to ensure that the Relying Party is part of a recognized and trusted federation. This involves checking the Trust Chain from the root authority (Trust Anchor) to the Relying Party.
 
 * **Trust Marks Evaluation**: Trust Marks are assessed to ensure ongoing compliance with federation policies. These marks indicate adherence to specific standards and practices required by the federation. Relying Parties MAY include Trust Marks in their Entity Configuration to signal administrative properties and compliance to specific profiles, such as the grants in interacting with under-age users.
 

refs/pull/453/merge/en/trust.html

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 <p>Trust evaluations are conducted as follows:</p>
 <ul class="simple">
 <li><p><strong>Federation Entity Discovery</strong>: When the Wallet Instance receives a signed request issued by a Relying Party, the Wallet Instance MUST verify the identity of the Relying Party through a Federation Entity Discovery process. This involves querying a trusted list or directory to confirm the Relying Party's validity status and compliance with the Trust Framework and the evaluation of the request signature using the cryptographic material obtained from the Trust Chain.</p></li>
-</ul>
-<p>Trust Chains: The Wallet Instance evaluates the Relying Party's Trust Chains, which may be provided statically or built through a Federation Entity Discovery process, to ensure that the Relying Party is part of a recognized and trusted federation. This involves checking the Trust Chain from the root authority to the Relying Party.</p>
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+<li><p><strong>Trust Chains</strong>: The Wallet Instance evaluates the Relying Party's Trust Chains, which may be provided statically or built through a Federation Entity Discovery process, to ensure that the Relying Party is part of a recognized and trusted federation. This involves checking the Trust Chain from the root authority (Trust Anchor) to the Relying Party.</p></li>
 <li><p><strong>Trust Marks Evaluation</strong>: Trust Marks are assessed to ensure ongoing compliance with federation policies. These marks indicate adherence to specific standards and practices required by the federation. Relying Parties MAY include Trust Marks in their Entity Configuration to signal administrative properties and compliance to specific profiles, such as the grants in interacting with under-age users.</p></li>
 <li><p><strong>Policy Evaluation</strong>: The Wallet Instance MUST verify that the Relying Party is authorized to request the Credential of interest. Metadata, metadata policies, and Trust Marks are used to implement these checks.</p></li>
 </ul>