FIDO in a Reusable digital identity network
summary
Mastercard builds a new, standalone reusable digital identity network that is live in Australia and Brazil and active in seven markets, onboarding users with government‑issued credentials verified to a root of trust. IDs live on the user’s phone and are reusable digital ID stored on device with consented sharing across mobile, web, call centers and in person. Authentication uses biometrics (never passwords) and a layered rules engine that integrates FIDO via Mastercard biometric authentication service so enrolled users mostly authenticate quickly; the system is no passwords, biometric unlock and still in early rollout.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction to digital identity
- 2:09What is digital identity
- 5:40Why reusable digital ID now
- 10:16How the ID service works
- 13:03Privacy and trust pillars
- 14:31ID network roles explained
- 16:43FIDO integration benefits
- 19:52FIDO implementation approach
- 22:38Q&A on markets and interoperability
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