
Home affairs minister Leon Schreiber has gazetted draft regulations that pave the way for a smartphone-based digital identity system in South Africa, with banks and other private-sector “trusted entities” potentially able to operate enrolment points and receive automatic updates from the national population register.
The draft amendments (PDF) to the identification regulations of 1998, gazetted on Monday for public comment until 6 June, would create a digital identity credential delivered through a mobile application called MyMzansi – alongside, not in place of, South Africa’s existing smart ID card.
Use of the digital credential would be optional, and the regulations explicitly…
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