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One Trusted Identity for Every Citizen, Worker, and AI Agent

Modernization starts with the national ID, now a sovereign trust engine. One seamless, compliant experience across every public and private service. 100% open source and post-quantum-secure. No vendor lock-in and built to evolve at each nation's pace, from the core registry to the citizen-held wallet.

2.5B+
managed identities
1B+
authentications a year
18
national scale ID deployments
100%
open source (Apache 2.0)

Identity the state owns. Open and built to last

Open source and self-hosted, built on the national ID and the systems already in place. One engine for citizens, workforce, and AI agents. Secured for the long term.

Open source and sovereign

Self-hosted on-premises or in a sovereign cloud. Licensed under Apache 2.0 - a recognized Digital Public Good - with no lock-in.

Omnichannel and inclusive

Legal and functional identity for every citizen - passwordless, biometric, or OTP, on any device, urban or remote.

One engine for all

Citizens, workforce, and AI agents under one post-quantum-ready trust model.

Modernization without rip-and-replace

Integrates directly with foundational registries (MOSIP, civil registries) and existing departmental IDPs, Active Directory, IGA, and PAM systems.

Citizens, workforce, and AI agents governed as one

One consent and governance model means every interaction is consistent and accountable, compliance stays audit-ready by default, and no identity falls through the gaps between siloed systems.

Public-facing citizen identity (CIAM and wallets)

Foundational and functional digital IDs, sign-on (CIAM), verifiable credentials, and citizen wallets — all managed under strict citizen consent and dynamic privacy controls.

Omnichannel sign-on

Every citizen signs in on any channel (biometric or OTP). No one is locked out, and adoption climbs.

Citizen wallet ready

Citizens prove identity once, then reuse a credential they hold themselves (OpenID4VCI/VP, eIDAS-2.0). No repeat verification, faster service.

Consent and privacy

Citizens control exactly what's shared and with whom, building trust and keeping data use compliant and auditable.

Civil service access workforce identity

Civil servants get one secure sign-on across departments (faster onboarding, far less access-admin overhead and fewer access-related breaches) alongside the IGA and PAM tools already in place.

SSO and adaptive MFA

One secure login across every ministry, with risk-based MFA. Cuts password resets, admin overhead, and account-takeover risk.

IGA and PAM coexistence

Works alongside the identity-governance and privileged-access tools already in place. Protects existing investment, with nothing ripped out.

Workforce super app

One app for staff to reach every internal service. This means less time hunting for systems and more time serving citizens.

Know Your Agent (KYA)

Every AI agent acting for people or departments gets an accountable identity under the same trust model, so automated actions stay governed, auditable, and reversible. Never a black box.

Know your agent (KYA)

Every agent has its own governed identity, so it's always clear which agent acted and on whose behalf - full accountability, no rogue automation.

Registration and lifecycle

Register, rotate, and retire agent identities from one place. A compromised agent is cut off instantly and none linger unmanaged.

Governed agent access

Control exactly what each agent can call - scopes, consent, and policy on every request.

Citizen identity maturity roadmap

Citizen identity matures in stages - from a foundational registry to a citizen wallet. WSO2 modernizes toward the next stage while building on the national ID and systems already in place.

Citizen identity maturity roadmap diagram

The final stage of the roadmap, now a deadline in Europe

By December 2026, every member state must put a certified EU Digital Identity Wallet in citizens' hands. WSO2 runs both roles, issuer and verifier, on an open stack you host yourself - eIDAS 2.0-aligned, privacy-by-design, no lock-in.

The final stage of the roadmap diagram

One identity platform. Built to modernize

WSO2 adds modern identity on open standards, building on the national foundational ID and the systems already in place.

One identity platform diagram

Built on open standards and public-good infrastructure

Ensuring total national portability, transparency, and self-reliance.

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Recognized Digital Public Good (DPG)

Official DPG status for adhering to transparent code practices and sovereign-by-design principles.

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ThunderID in OpenWallet

Post-quantum-ready identity core created by WSO2 and contributed to the Linux Foundation’s OpenWallet Foundation.

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ThunderID in MOSIP Co-Development

Strategic collaboration with IIIT-Bangalore to advance open citizen authentication globally.

Frequently asked questions

Straight answers for government leaders.

No. WSO2 acts as a modernization layer on top of existing registries (MOSIP) and federates departmental systems without a rip-and-replace.

Yes. Licensed under Apache 2.0 with zero per-user taxes or proprietary vendor lock-in.

Yes. Deploy on-premises or in sovereign private clouds with zero data leaving national borders.

Every agent call requires cryptographic verification, rate-limiting, and scope checks; credentials can be revoked instantly.

Yes. Integrated post-quantum cryptographic algorithms (ThunderID) protect credentials against future quantum computing threats.

Modernize citizen, workforce, and agent identity

Wherever your country sits today, we can help you scope the next stage - on open standards, on your own infrastructure, and without rip-and-replace.