...help to build trust in the sharing economy, make it easier for you to use banking services across border and also contribute to speeding up your journey through the airport....
...read the data and that no one can change that data in-flight. The data we send about you when you log-in is limited to something called a Matching Data Set...
...measure performance reflects that. Here’s some explanation of each measurement we are publishing. Number of certified companies and services This element of the dashboard reflects the certified companies and government...
...service would meet a number of criteria. These will include, for example, showing how the bidder proposes to fulfil each of the five elements of the identity proofing and verification...
...encourages iteration and quick learning. We decided to blog against the criteria as the assessment date approached. Honest to blog There were a number of practical reasons for doing this:...
...that gives users access to a number of local authority services with the same credentials. They also mentioned a number of specific services which they believed would benefit from GOV.UK...
...one-to-one sessions with users. We took users through the prototype of the user journey where we introduced a page that allowed them to choose from a number of online accounts...
...rely on a much smaller number of sub-contractors to carry out the work involved in verifying people’s identity. Restriction on the number of ‘material subcontractors’ For the next round of...
...working with local authorities and health services on a number of pilots exploring user needs and the potential for re-use of GOV.UK Verify in those sectors. We'll be blogging separately...
...a growing number of government services. The main parts of GOV.UK Verify are: the hub (which allows communication between the user, the certified company, and the service on GOV.UK); the...
