...constantly developing that so that it’s as clear as possible to services what they will need to do, and any new needs arising from new services adopting GOV.UK Verify are...
...now expect to happen later in the year. We now have better data and can make better quality estimates than before. Since last time In order to estimate how many...
...is a new service, that works in new ways, and we need to make it clear and simple, so we created an interactive tool to help people with this decision....
...our public beta we’ve seen the introduction of new methods that allow people to prove their identity more straightforwardly and with fewer pieces of evidence. For example, certified companies have...
...In the last few months, we’ve seen new data sources and methods being introduced, and we’ve worked with mobile network operators as they’ve developed a new phone contract validation service...
Over 847,000 digital identities that meet high government standards have been created through GOV.UK Verify to date. The service moved from ‘beta’ to ‘live’ in May 2016, and since then...
...real life. With a better understanding of users’ accessibility needs, we can remove barriers - or, even better, make sure those barriers don’t exist in the first place. We learnt...
...code we used simplify the technical onboarding of new services by centralising the location of certain assets maintain and improve the service continue recruiting new members for the technical delivery...
...questions, the GOV.UK Verify hub (which allows communication between the user, the certified company, and the service on GOV.UK) helps users choose a certified company that is most likely to...
...make it better for users, since our last update we’ve improved the application that helps departments match user identities with records in their databases so it is easier for departments...
