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The roadside check

An officer confirms your licence — without it ever leaving your phone.

How this works
Police traffic stop

An officer confirms your licence — without it ever leaving your phone.

During a traffic stop an officer needs to confirm who you are and that you are licensed to drive the vehicle. With an ISO 18013-5 mobile driving licence the officer's device sends a signed request; your phone shows exactly which data elements are asked for, you approve, and a cryptographically signed response is returned. The credential never leaves your device and the officer receives a tamper-evident, instantly verifiable result.

Privacy by design

The officer's terminal requests identity, the licence number, expiry and driving categories — plus your portrait to match the person presenting it. No address or unrelated data is shared.

What happens

  1. 1

    The officer's reader displays a signed verification request as a QR code.

  2. 2

    You scan it; your wallet shows precisely which data elements are requested.

  3. 3

    You approve, and your device returns a signed, selectively-disclosed response.

  4. 4

    The officer's device validates the issuer signature and confirms the licence is genuine and valid.

Exactly what is requested

Selective disclosure means only these data elements are asked for — and you approve each request before anything is shared.

Family name
Given name
Date of birth
Licence number
Expiry date
Driving privileges
Portrait

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