Scoring Approach Each criterion is scored on a scale of 1 to 5:

1. 1 – Poor: Fails to meet basic requirements or offers minimal functionality.
2. 2 – Fair: Meets some requirements but has significant limitations.
3. 3 – Good: Adequately meets most requirements, with minor issues or gaps.
4. 4 – Very Good: Meets all requirements with few limitations; exceeds expectations in some areas.
5. 5 – Excellent: Fully meets or surpasses all expectations with robust features.

Weighting Criteria Not all criteria hold the same importance for every project. Assign weights (e.g., 1–5) to reflect priorities. For instance:

1. Critical (Weight = 5): Security, interoperability, portability.
2. Important (Weight = 3): Career pathway integration, sharing and access control.
3. Optional (Weight = 1): Scalability, cost

Weighted Scoring Example

1. Here’s how to calculate the total score:
2. Score each criterion (1–5).
3. Multiply the score by its assigned weight.
4. Add up the weighted scores to determine the wallet’s overall performance.