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2925-04 mDL Adoption with NIST NCCoE – Financial Use Case Architecture Update! | 2925-04 mDL Adoption with NIST NCCoE – Financial Use Case Architecture Update! | ||
| − | National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence (NCCoE) leadership and collaboration on advancing mobile driver’s license (mDL) adoption in the financial sector. | + | National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence (NCCoE) leadership and collaboration on advancing mobile driver’s license (mDL) adoption in the financial sector. It’s designed to support both same-device and cross-device user experiences and centers around two key financial use cases: |
| − | + | # Identity proofing during new account opening | |
| − | + | # Step-up verification for high-risk transactions | |
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| − | It’s designed to support both same-device and cross-device user experiences and centers around two key financial use cases: | ||
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The architecture provides a clear, practical blueprint for how financial institutions can securely integrate mDLs into their workflows today. | The architecture provides a clear, practical blueprint for how financial institutions can securely integrate mDLs into their workflows today. | ||
| − | With a few notable callouts (in yellow below) on where MATTR fits and how they are contributing. | + | With a few notable callouts (in yellow below) on where MATTR fits and how they are contributing. Also continued technical standards alignment around OID4VP, ISO 18013-5/7 and Digital Credentials API. |
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| − | Also continued technical standards alignment around OID4VP, ISO 18013-5/7 and Digital Credentials API. | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:34, 23 April 2025
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2925-04 mDL Adoption with NIST NCCoE – Financial Use Case Architecture Update!
National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence (NCCoE) leadership and collaboration on advancing mobile driver’s license (mDL) adoption in the financial sector. It’s designed to support both same-device and cross-device user experiences and centers around two key financial use cases:
- Identity proofing during new account opening
- Step-up verification for high-risk transactions
The architecture provides a clear, practical blueprint for how financial institutions can securely integrate mDLs into their workflows today.
With a few notable callouts (in yellow below) on where MATTR fits and how they are contributing. Also continued technical standards alignment around OID4VP, ISO 18013-5/7 and Digital Credentials API.
