An Unprecedented Partnership Between the Linux Foundation and the United Nat..
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OpenWallet Foundation claims an operational open-source wallet stack with about 60 members and 26 universities collaborating and a government advisory council that precedes other projects. A memorandum with the United Nations establishes UN hosts governmental coordination committee and UNICC mirrors code under neutral jurisdiction, with only UN‑sanctioned states excluded. The OpenWallet Forum launches October 1 with Japan, South Korea and Switzerland funding support and Gates Foundation co‑development; wallets must avoid selling user data and provide offline or non‑smartphone fallbacks.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Digital wallets and Open Wallet
- 3:30Open Wallet Foundation's model
- 6:45Governments joining Open Wallet
- 9:13UN partnership for open wallet
- 13:09Public-private sector challenges
- 17:45Digital sovereignty discussion
- 27:47UN collaboration and biometrics
- 32:06Open Wallet's neutral standards
- 38:49Wallets for global interoperability
- 41:17Digital wallet problems
- 44:52Summary and closing
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