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Andreas | Andreas | ||
| + | ==Solutions== | ||
| + | ===Digital Identity=== | ||
| + | <pre> | ||
| + | 202-05-12 Apple is fully embracing digital identity. | ||
| + | Jennifer Bailey, Apple's VP of Apple Pay and Apple Wallet, recently revealed | ||
| + | they're going "beyond payments" to create a comprehensive digital wallet that | ||
| + | will replace physical IDs, keys, and more. | ||
| + | This is a massive validation for the entire digital identity ecosystem. | ||
| + | What we've been building for years is now being embraced by one of the | ||
| + | world's most influential companies. | ||
| + | The movement is already gaining serious traction with: | ||
| + | > 10 US states with already active mDLs in the Apple Wallet. | ||
| + | > 30+ car manufacturers worldwide partnering with Apple for digital car keys. | ||
| + | A perfect example of how digital credentials solve real friction points in everyday | ||
| + | experiences is contactless car rentals (an example pointed out by Apple). | ||
| + | Besides reducing friction, as New York's DMV Commissioner, Mark J.F. | ||
| + | Schroeder, puts it, digital credentials are "the future of identity verification" | ||
| + | because they give citizens control over what personal data is shared, unlike | ||
| + | physical documents that expose everything. | ||
| + | With Apple now accelerating this transition, we're witnessing the beginning of | ||
| + | what I believe will transform digital interactions more profoundly than Apple Pay | ||
| + | transformed payments. | ||
| + | </pre> | ||
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[[Category: Best Practice]] | [[Category: Best Practice]] | ||
Revision as of 20:42, 12 May 2025
Full Title
This is a description of the current best practices for engaging an Apple Wallet from a Web Site.
Context
Both Apple and Google mobile phone operating systems are shipped with a wallet that can be used in the real-world or online.
Here is a video detailing how the API works: https://developer.apple.com/wwdc22/10041
Here is the documentation that we just released that details how to test the API:
https://developer.apple.com/documentation/passkit/wallet/requesting_identity_data_from_a_wallet_pass
We've provided a few mechanisms to help you test. First, you can test in the iOS Simulator, where the API will return a mock response. This response is similar to a real one, but lacks real signatures.
Similarly, you can use a test profile to receive a mock response on a real iPhone, even If you don't have an ID in Wallet on that iPhone. Details are here: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/passkit/wallet/verifying_wallet_identity_requests
Andreas
Solutions
Digital Identity
202-05-12 Apple is fully embracing digital identity. Jennifer Bailey, Apple's VP of Apple Pay and Apple Wallet, recently revealed they're going "beyond payments" to create a comprehensive digital wallet that will replace physical IDs, keys, and more. This is a massive validation for the entire digital identity ecosystem. What we've been building for years is now being embraced by one of the world's most influential companies. The movement is already gaining serious traction with: > 10 US states with already active mDLs in the Apple Wallet. > 30+ car manufacturers worldwide partnering with Apple for digital car keys. A perfect example of how digital credentials solve real friction points in everyday experiences is contactless car rentals (an example pointed out by Apple). Besides reducing friction, as New York's DMV Commissioner, Mark J.F. Schroeder, puts it, digital credentials are "the future of identity verification" because they give citizens control over what personal data is shared, unlike physical documents that expose everything. With Apple now accelerating this transition, we're witnessing the beginning of what I believe will transform digital interactions more profoundly than Apple Pay transformed payments.
