The UK made digital identity checks the legal default
Enforced age checks, a statutory trust framework, and digital-first right-to-work — UK identity verification now runs on certified digital IDs. Trinsic connects you to the UK’s certified providers and 50+ countries beyond, through one API.
UK digital identity is already statutory
The Data (Use and Access) Act put the DVS trust framework into law on December 1, 2025, with a statutory register run by the Office for Digital Identities and Attributes. Right-to-work, right-to-rent, and DBS checks already run through certified providers, DIATF-certified services satisfy the Money Laundering Regulations, and Ofcom is enforcing Online Safety Act age checks with fines up to £800,000. A digital right-to-work check is set to become mandatory this Parliament.
Trinsic offers certified UK ID acceptance
Connect through Trinsic once and accept the UK’s certified identity services — bank-based OneID, reusable IDs like Yoti, and GOV.UK credentials as they roll out — alongside every other market you serve. We track OfDIA certification and scheme changes so you don’t have to.
Aggregation
One integration, every UK rail
OneID reaches roughly 50 million UK adults through open banking; Yoti brings 23 million+ app downloads. Each certified provider appears in your existing integration as it’s added.
Compliance
RtW, RtR, DBS, and AML-ready
Digital identity checks through certified providers already satisfy right-to-work, right-to-rent, DBS, and Money Laundering Regulations requirements — with auditable results.
Age assurance
OSA-grade age checks built in
Ofcom requires highly effective age assurance. Verify age through privacy-preserving signals from IDs users already hold, without collecting documents.
Future-proof
Ready for GOV.UK Wallet
As GOV.UK Wallet credentials and the digital right-to-work mandate arrive, they land in the same API you already run — no rebuild required.
The UK is one market in a planet-wide network
With Trinsic, UK certified providers sit alongside bank IDs, eIDs, mobile driver’s licenses, and government wallets spanning 50+ countries. Verify UK users with the IDs they already carry — and scale the same integration worldwide.
Trust tops our priority list
The UK trust framework is built on certification, data minimization, and user consent. So is Trinsic. We’re designed from the ground up with security, privacy, and compliance practices that exceed industry best practice.
Zero-access encryption
Customer verification data can’t be accessed at rest, even by Trinsic.
Consent & data minimization
Request only the attributes a use case needs; honor the wallet’s consent and selective-disclosure model.
Assurance you can map
We translate local assurance levels and trust frameworks — including DIATF certification — into one common model, so you know exactly what to trust.
Certified & audited
SOC 2 Type II and GDPR-aligned, with reports and attestations available on request.
Resources
Get the data on UK digital ID adoption
The Digital ID Adoption Report maps the digital ID networks active in the UK and worldwide, with adoption estimates aggregated from 280+ sources. See exactly which IDs your UK users hold today.
Download the Adoption Report
The UK, answered
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