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Uruguay's implementation of a digital ID broker for regional interoperability with neighboring countries.
but the sources do not show a legally compulsory national "" that replaces the physical card; Uruguay has a mature digital-ID programme (ID Uruguay) and cross‑border interoperability pilots, and digit...
—its cédula and a digital platform (ID Uruguay) that bind biometric chips to a national authentication service used across many government agencies and services . Paraguay participates in and uses bio...
is built as a broker that complements, rather than wholly replaces, the country’s physical identity infrastructure: most citizens can authenticate digitally but continue to rely on and in-person chann...
’s national identity architecture is designed to remain interoperable across both digital and in‑person channels: the broker and the chipped Cédula (DNI) provide mechanisms that make high‑assurance di...
The physical national ID (the electronic Documento de Identidad) is a functioning eID card with on-card cryptographic keys, biometric Match‑On‑Card, and digital certificates that enable and signatures...