Luxembourg appears to have joined the handful of countries that are on a path toward mobile ID. Residents of the European state now have access […]

The government of Barbados has confirmed that it is planning to supply citizens with mobile identity cards. The country is currently in the process of […]

This week’s roundup of Mobile ID World’s top stories is almost entirely about digital ID, with a couple of countries starting down the path toward […]

Desjardins is throwing its weight behind the digital ID movement in Canada. The financial institution is making a $845,000 contribution to the country’s Digital Identity […]

The right-wing Ontario Party is trying to prevent the release of digital IDs in the province. To that end, the Party’s leadership are hoping to […]

The South African Department of Transport is preparing to overhaul its driver’s license system, and the changes are expected to pave the way for digital […]

Surprising no one, mobile ID and selfie-based onboarding are the big themes in this week’s roundup of Mobile ID World’s top stories, thanks in large […]

In 2020, Ukraine became a mobile ID pioneer with the launch of the Diia app. Developed by the government’s Ministry of Digital Transformation, the app […]

New York could be Apple’s next stop on the road to mobile ID. As the Times Union reports, state records reveal that the company has […]

Apple’s mobile ID has finally, officially launched, making Arizona ground zero for what is poised to become a sprawling digital ID program. First announced in […]

Digital ID is really starting to take off, with almost all of this week’s top stories on Mobile ID World covering the topic. The exception, […]

The campus credential specialist Transact is looking to simplify credential management with the release of its new Transact One solution. Transact One is a cloud-native […]