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Comment on Qld launches new ID system by Stephen Goddard
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The Queensland Government’s new digital identity verification system has launched providing a single access point for logging into the state government’s online services.
Replacing QGov, Queensland Digital Identity – QDI – is “a modern, robust and innovative system which meets the highest national standards and security protocols for digital identities,” says a government statement.
More secure, advanced and flexible than QGov, a key point of difference is that QDI accepts a wider range of documents, including international ID documents such as birth certificates and passports.
When logging in for the first time, some personal documents may need to be re-verified via multi-factor authentication.
QDI was initially developed to support the launch of the Department of Transport and Main Roads digital license app in 2023.