Commissionaires and Bluink Ltd. partner to make background checks simpler – and identity theft a thing of the past
We've all done it - emailed a photo of our ID documents to who knows where to confirm our identity.
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We've all done it - emailed a photo of our ID documents to who knows where to confirm our identity.
The Saskatchewan government is considering optional digital identification for residents of the province, with the goal of making government programs more accessible.
The eID-Me digital identity mobile app has launched in Alberta, Manitoba and Nunavut with support for driverâs licenses, photo ID cards and passports. The app can be used as a secure-local backup of ID information on usersâ smartphones. Itâs worth noting that eID-Me currently isnât a substitute for a legal ID, and essentially allows users to consolidate important information digitally in a secure location. eID-Me is developed by Ottawa-based Bluink, and first launched in Ontario with a $1.2 million grant from Ontarioâs Ministry of Economic Development. The app also la...