UK govt. rolls out Morpho’s Secureidentity programme

Morpho has launched SecureIdentity, a new digital identity service for British citizens and residents. Morpho is one of the new providers to support the expansion of online services offered through the UK government’s new GOV.UK Verify programme. GOV.UK Verify is the new way to prove who you are online so that users can safely and securely access an increasing range of digital government services, such as viewing their driving licences or filing their taxes.

Scheduled to go live in early 2016, Secureidentity is a secure and easy-to-use mobile application for citizens to prove and protect their identities online. Users will be able to create a verified identity account through GOV.UK Verify. First-time users of Secureidentity will go through a one-time only verification process that takes about 10 minutes. Once users are registered on Secureidentity, it only takes only a few seconds to prove their identities online, thanks to the use of a secure smartphone app. Secureidentity will enable immediate and secure access without having to wait days for passwords or ID numbers to arrive in the post.

Secureidentity fully supports the GOV.UK Verify movement to revolutionise access to public services through the adoption of strong digital identification and authentication technologies. These technologies will enable UK citizens and residents to benefit from easier, simpler and faster access to public services, whilst protecting the privacy of their personal data. There will be neither central storage of information nor any disclosure of personal data without the explicit authorisation of the user.

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