The Polish Digital Identity Wallet: Use Case and Implementation
summary
Poland rebuilds mObywatel in 2022, adds a mobile ID and five cross‑functional Scrum teams (70+ people) and now runs 40+ services with 11 million users and 2 million daily logins, 87 connected cities and over 2 million payment transactions; delivers 1 million temporary mobile driving licenses and a 4.8 store rating; integrates Apple Pay/Google Pay, a chatbot and the Polish language model plum; plans a phased rollout with mObywatel Europe MVP Dec 2026 (identity confirmation, driving license, age verification) and full migration by 2028 using technical separation to avoid re‑certification.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Polish EU Wallet intro
- 1:13Rebuilding mObywatel app
- 2:35Team structure & Scrum
- 3:40Key e-services for citizens
- 5:10Payment integration & stats
- 6:15Driving license & mobile docs
- 7:40New e-services: M-collision & M-junior
- 9:07Challenges & AI integration
- 9:48Migration to eIDAS 2.0
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