Digital Identity Policy Momentum
This article is the second installment of our series: The Future of Digital Identity in America.
Why Digital Identity Frameworks Should Be Public Infrastructure
Digital identity is essential infrastructure, and it deserves the same level of public investment, oversight, and trust as other core systems like roads or utilities.
Foundations of Digital Identity
This article is the first installment of our series: The Future of Digital Identity in America.
Revolutionizing Supply Chain Transparency
Verifiable digital credentials (VDCs) are transforming how companies verify suppliers, authenticate products, and prove ethical sourcing.
Rethinking Learner and Earner Credential Verification
SpruceID is redefining LER verification with open standards and privacy-first credentials that put learners in control of sharing their achievements.
How Mobile Driver’s Licenses Can Transform Identity Verification in Financial Services
Verifiable digital credentials provide a faster, more secure alternative to traditional ID verification, streamlining onboarding and enhancing compliance.
Why CIOs Are Turning to Digital Credentials for Cybersecurity and Cost Savings
Verifiable digital credentials offer a powerful, cost-effective way to enhance identity assurance, prevent fraud, and secure government systems without compromising user privacy.
Utah’s Digital ID Bill SB260 is the New Frontier for User-Controlled Identity
Utah’s SB260 establishes a user controlled and state endorsed framework for digital ID that enshrines individual autonomy, privacy, and security.
Stopping the Job-Pocalypse: How Digital Job Credentials can Benefit Hiring
AI-generated job applications are flooding the hiring process—can verifiable digital credentials restore trust in employment records?
Why Should Digital Wallets Be Open Source?
Open source isn’t just about transparency—it’s the foundation for security, interoperability, and innovation.
Prioritizing Accessibility in Your Verifiable Digital Credentials
Verifiable digital credentials have the potential to enhance inclusion for individuals with disabilities.
Top 10 Ways Verifiable Digital Credentials Can Impact Education
Educational institutions can enhance security, efficiency, and user experience by adopting Verifiable Digital Credentials (VDCs) for diplomas, transcripts, student IDs, and more.
