Mobile Identity, Realized

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Japan adds My Number Card in Apple Wallet (rolled out June) and apps/websites can now request selective attributes for age or identity using mDoc (CBOR/COSE) over NFC, QR or network. Apple’s proximity APIs offer display request and data request flows; in-app and web flows return an encrypted payload wrapped in an HPKE envelope that servers decrypt. A government SDK exists to parse Japanese address quirks; demos show working in‑person and in‑app verification and early government/private adoption.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 1:02Mobile identity overview
3. 2:26User-controlled identity models
4. 3:13Mobile identity standards
5. 5:04Privacy and security
6. 6:05Japan’s My Number Card
7. 7:10Live demo: My Number Card
8. 9:28Developer APIs for verification
9. 11:13Japanese address parsing challenges
10. 13:23CBOR for mobile documents
11. 14:29Japanese SDK for integration
12. 15:33In-app verification with Verify with Wallet
13. 16:58Verify with Wallet API details
14. 18:45Digital Credential API
15. 20:31Mobile identity standardization
16. 21:55Apple’s identity APIs
17. 22:37Try Swift Tokyo promotion

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