A governed digital ID for your identity program.
Run enrollment, identity records, credentials and service access on one platform, built around your program's authority model. One identity lifecycle, shared by every approved service.
Example AuthorityValid to
2029
Share only the details a service needs.
What you get
One identity, managed from enrollment to retirement.
One operating model
Define who can create, update, suspend and retire an identity, and who approves each action.
Credentials in sync
Digital and physical credentials stay linked to the identity and its current status.
One path for services
Approved services connect through defined APIs for identity, credential and signature events.
How it works
Five steps across the identity lifecycle.
Enroll
Collect approved data and evidence through the authorized channel.
Review
Validation and exceptions go to the program authority.
Establish
Create or update the identity record after approval.
Issue
Create credentials or signing access under program policy.
Maintain
Serve approved services and manage status, recovery and retirement.
Capabilities
Built around how your program is governed.
Enrollment workflow
Approved intake, evidence, review, consent and exception steps in one flow.
Identity lifecycle
Status, update, recovery, suspension and retirement events managed on one record.
Digital credentials
Issue and manage credential references tied to the identity's current status.
Physical credentials
Card layout, personalization and fulfillment interfaces, where they are part of the program.
Electronic-signature connection
Connect a supported signing workflow to the identity and its credentials.
Identity APIs
Give approved services access to identity functions, with access control and audit logs.
Use cases
Where programs use it.
Public digital services
One governed identity for remote access to approved public services.
Enterprise ecosystems
Consistent identity and credential status across several authorized applications.
Digital residency
Enrollment, credentials and service access under explicit authority and policy.
Credential modernization
Run digital and physical credentials against the same identity lifecycle.
FAQ
Common questions.
Technology is not recognition. The program authority approves each identity and owns policy and legal basis. Official recognition, signature validity and standards status depend on that authority and applicable law.
Is this a government-recognized identity by default?
No. Recognition depends on the responsible authority, the legal framework, program approval and supporting evidence.
Can it handle digital and physical credentials?
Yes, when those credential forms are part of the program. Personalization, fulfillment and lifecycle interfaces are set up during scoping.
Can other services use the identity APIs?
Only approved relying services, and only the functions program governance allows. Access controls and audit logs apply to every connection.
How is recovery handled?
The authority defines the recovery evidence and review steps. The platform then handles credential revocation and reissuance under that policy.
Where is identity data hosted?
Hosting, data residency, security, retention and processor roles are agreed for each deployment during scoping.
Related services
Works well with.
Define your identity and credential model.
Share your program authority, target services and credential forms. Please keep personal identity records out of the contact form.