The Director General of Civil Registration in Yazd Province pointed to the technical and sanction-related challenges in supplying chips for smart national ID cards over the past years, announcing the operationalization of 'My Identity Wallet' as a new strategy of this organization to eliminate dependence on physical cards and facilitate the process of digital identity verification at electronic government portals.
The End of Physical National ID Cards: 'My Identity Wallet' Replaces Sanctioned Chips
The Iranian government is transitioning from physical national ID cards to a digital solution called 'My Identity Wallet' due to past challenges in obtaining necessary technology. This shift aims to streamline digital identity verification processes in government services. It reflects a broader move towards digitalization amid ongoing sanctions.
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Iran announces 'My Identity Wallet' to replace physical national ID cards amid chip supply challenges.
- Director General of Civil Registration in Yazd Province announce My Identity Wallet
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The shift to 'My Identity Wallet' signifies Iran's move towards digital governance.
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