Digital Identity A Digital Trust foundation Government Digital Identities build from simple online "login" systems, and replace physical world documents like passports and wet signatures with online credentials and digital signatures.

They form the "rails" for how we demonstrate authorisation, entitlement, and agreement right across business and society.

Digital Identity systems provide simplified access for citizens and consumers to online services. In commerce digital identity promotes productivity and economic growth by reducing administrative frictions in business. Usually digital identity systems which span multiple online services are provided by a government authority, or an online services provider like Apple, Google or Microsoft.

But such schemes face mistrust in society over privacy and personal data misuse concerns. 01 04 In Self-Sovereign Identity (SSI) individuals control their own digital identities without relying on a government authority. This lets people to manage and share their credentials securely and selectively, without relying on government, banks or corporations to store and manage identity data. back next Digital Identity lets you prove who you are online. Self Sovereign Identity National Digital Identity Government National Digital ID The Gov.uk One Login service is used across 100 UK government services, and an "identity and attributes trust framework" provides pre-legislative guidance for certification of third-party identity services. ScotAccount, launched by Scottish Government in 2023 is being rolled out across the Scottish Public Sector. Government plays the key role in establishing Trusted and Interoperable Identity systems.

• Standards: in reflecting citizen trust in the guidance, regulation and frameworks with which identity and data sharing and use must comply

• National Digital ID: in providing the identity foundations used by government services like tax, healthcare and voting

Functional and pervasive national ID features in the most advanced digital Governments such as Denmark, Finland, South Korea, Singapore and Estonia. back next 02 04 EU Digital Identity Wallet In Feb 24 the European Parliament approved the Digital Identity Regulation which introduces the EU Digital Identity Wallet, for security, privacy and convenience for interoperability across Europe in all online transactions.

This regulation defines a international trust framework spanning 0.5Billion people

Each of 30 member states provide an optional Digital Wallet to its citizens, residents and businesses by 2026. Government The wallet will allow citizens to securely identify themselves, store and share digital documents, and electronically sign documents across the EU. back next Storing visas and passports electronically 03 04 Mobile driving license Signing contracts on behalf of and Organisation Authorisation of payments and opening a bank account Storing and sharing of educational diplomas and credentials Remote electronic signatures of legal documents Collection of prescription medicines across borders Building Digital Society Government back next Estonia's Digital Trust technology foundations for citizen and business have

• Enabled estimated 2% impact on GDP

• Enabled best value and personalised citizen services

• Sustained and supported improved trust in government Since 2000 Estonia has driven international best practice in Digital Trust in Government Services, with Public and Private sector co-operation in its execution

• National Digital ID

• Legal certainty of digital signatures

• Digital Trust technology for privacy and consent 04 04 Building Digital Trust technology foundations makes the next step to PERSONAL GOVERNMENT possible - radically personalised and life based government services.

This can put Government in the citizens pocket, where everything a citizen needs from the state is accessible within 3 moves of the thumb.
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