Digital Identity · 2026-06-27
SSRN
Cross-border digital identity interoperability fails when states can issue credentials but cannot export trust. The paper's central contribution is to relocate the binding constraint from protocols and enrollment infrastructure to assurance grammar, accreditation authority, trusted lists, and institutional capacity.
Digital Identity · 2026-05-05
Data Security Council of India / Digi Yatra Foundation / National Centre of Excellence
The paper frames self-sovereign identity as a strategic shift from institutional data accumulation to holder-mediated verification, but its governance model still depends on future trust registries, legal recognition, sectoral mandates, revocation controls, and redress institutions that are not yet operationalized.
Digital Identity · 2026-04-06
Reference page for IACR ePrint paper
The paper usefully formalizes privacy-preserving proof of personhood as a cryptographic problem, but its real governance challenge lies upstream of the proofs: who is allowed to issue personhood, what social relationships count, and how those judgments are revoked, contested, and made legible across institutions.
Digital Identity · 2026-03-12
PwC / Strategy&
Digital identity succeeds not when a credential exists, but when governance, interoperability, trust, and everyday service relevance are engineered together as public infrastructure.