Small change, big impact - lessons learnt from changing the hub
Here on the GOV.UK Verify team we’re always looking for ways to improve the service so that more users are able to securely access services online. This post describes a...
Here on the GOV.UK Verify team we’re always looking for ways to improve the service so that more users are able to securely access services online. This post describes a...
...demographics that are often difficult for banks to verify online. Creating standards-based digital identity infrastructures will reduce financial and digital exclusion, broaden markets and facilitate innovation in financial services. Finally,...
...in comments such as addresses, phone numbers, email addresses or other online contact details, which may relate to you or other individuals be respectful of others who use this site...
...are: Expressed needs: These needs are derived from how our users would describe what they were trying to achieve online, such as “I want to renew my tax credits”. Tacit...
...the event of a digital identity service being unavailable an international trust mark to assure users of privacy and security compliance identifying and illustrating the cashable benefits of online identity...
...to GOV.UK Verify in the next year. We’ll be publishing a more detailed update to our pipeline - including the number of people we anticipate will use those services -...