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Uruguay's cross-border digital ID pilots with neighboring countries
requires every resident to hold the national identity card (Cédula de Identidad) from about 45 days of age, but the country’s — eID chips, digital signatures and the ID Uruguay system — is an enabled ...
requires a national identity document for all residents (the cédula) but its national e‑ID/ platform is an opt‑in technical layer built on that card and not presented in the sources as a blanket legal...
The (Documento de Identidad) is a modern, chip‑enabled national ID that carries cryptographic keys, biometric Match‑On‑Card capability and electronic certificates on the physical card itself—features ...