Secure Digital Identity as the Key to Successful Digitalization
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Mastercard presents a user-controlled digital identity system already piloted with some national governments to prevent fraud and streamline digital interactions while protecting privacy. The talk explains that success requires user trust and understanding, and discusses how implementing the eIDAS regulation and trust services (electronic signatures, seals, timestamps, delivery services, authentication certificates) provides a legal and technical framework for secure cross-border electronic identification and document exchange in the EU.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:32Mastercard digital identity
- 4:04Trust and user control
- 8:27Identity verification roles
- 10:34Use cases and adoption
- 12:22Government identity management
- 15:21Business and citizen benefits
- 17:06Case studies: Australia and Macedonia
- 20:21Summary
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