MyColorado ID and Reimagining Identity
summary
State launches MyColorado in October 2019 and makes Colorado Digital ID legally acceptable; law enforcement rollout hits ~500 troopers by the governor’s Nov 30 deadline. Mobile flow uses QR scan → REST JSON payload to request specific attributes, pulls real‑time DMV data (no blockchain for core), optionally logs that a share occurred, and the officer’s copy data expires after 24 hours. Planned builds include e‑title transfers (seller/buyer rules, target June), KYC integrations, digital permits and TSA bluetooth sharing.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:00Welcome
- 2:00MyColorado ID
- 3:15Digital ID
- 5:35The Changes
- 6:15Law Enforcement Integration
- 9:10Law Enforcement
- 16:00Digital Consent
- 17:40Natural Resources
- 19:07ETitle Transfer
- 22:43MyColorado bounties
- 27:00Future use cases
- 28:37Questions
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