Having established the UK Digital Identity and Attributes Trust Framework (DIATF) and the digital verification services (DVS) that it certifies, the Office for Digital Identities and Attributes (OfDIA) now has to get people in the UK to use them. A blog post from OfDIA says the agency is “working to unlock new opportunities” for DVS that have been vetted against the DIATF’s rules and standards for what qualifies as a trusted digital identity service. OfDIA is aiming to address a “lack of clarity” in financial services on how digital identities can be leveraged for compliance. Opposition MPs have raised questions about how the move will affect digital services, and the implications for retention of patient data. Article Topicsdigital ID | digital identity | identity verification | OfDIA | onboarding | UK digital ID