Keynote - ING Deutschland- Digital Identities
summary
Argues that a usable digital wallet is the missing backbone for a digital society, citing the clumsy 2010 German eID that 12 years on still sees low uptake and a concrete pain point when presenting COVID certificates and ID at borders. Claims eIDAS forces 27 EU states to issue wallets and forces banks to accept them for onboarding, replacing many video ident flows. Describes joining an IDunion built on distributed ledger tech to deliver self-sovereign identity with local data storage and blockchain-held verification keys, expecting faster rollout than a decade.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:56Digital Identity
- 3:02Digital Identities
- 5:20EID
- 8:36SelfSovereign Identity
- 11:00Summary
- 11:56Questions
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