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I think _issuer was originally used because it was meant for as an equivalent of OAuth 2.0 issuer parameter, just like credential_issuer. but I agree that wallet_issuer as a whole is probably not a term that is widely used or understood and wallet_provider is probably better. @pmhsfelix, @tlodderstedt ?
In the PR #142 I've proposed the parameter name wallet_id to uniquely identifying a wallet instance.
I correct myself by saying that the term Wallet Provider has a mean different from the Wallet instance.
The name wallet_id is more flexible and it means exactly a wallet identifier. This can be used for doing the discovery process defined in SIOPv2. Nothing prevents a wallet instance to provide its wallet provider unique identifier in the wallet_id value, if the wallet capabilities and endpoints are provided in the cloud by the wallet provider.
wallet_issuer
->wallet_provider
it seems more closer to the current language
Originally posted by @peppelinux in #98 (comment)
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