Digital services citizens can trust,
built in Canada.
Verified identity, reusable credentials, and post-quantum security for citizen services, benefits, and licensing, on infrastructure that is Canadian-owned and built to the standards your auditors already recognize.
What program teams are up against
Service expectations, sovereignty questions, and a cryptographic migration that all land in the same procurement cycle.
Citizens expect bank-grade onboarding from government
Paper forms and in-person ID checks cost time and exclude people; digital flows that collect and store ID scans create a breach target the public will not forgive.
Sovereignty is now a procurement criterion
Agencies are being asked where identity data lives, who owns the vendor, and whether a foreign court can compel access. A Canadian-owned, Canada-hosted option changes the answer.
The post-quantum mandate has a deadline
Government cryptography guidance in Canada and the US requires migration planning now; identity systems issued today must still be valid when the deadlines arrive.
What goes live
The modules you can turn on in the current product, without a platform migration first.
Identity Verification
Passports, driver's licenses, national IDs, and a broad set of additional document types with OCR and MRZ; liveness and face match; global coverage; manual-review routing for exceptions.
Verifiable Credentials
Issue program-specific credentials (residency, eligibility, licensing) citizens hold and present; built on W3C Verifiable Credentials and aligned with eIDAS.
Authentication
Passwordless sign-in to portals using the identity-bound key; FIDO/WebAuthn and OpenID Connect.
Compliance and controls
Sanctions screening where relevant, jurisdiction rules, age rules, signed audit trail; all configurable per flow.
Deployment
REST API, Web SDK, webhooks; production and sandbox environments.
The same deployment, on the trust layer
A reusable citizen identity without a central honeypot
Verify once; the citizen holds a credential and a key. Each program checks a signature rather than copying the file.
Cross-program interoperability
The same credential serves tax, benefits, and licensing portals; no agency rebuilds verification.
Zero-knowledge eligibility
Prove residency, age, or status without revealing the underlying data; privacy-by-design that stands up to a privacy commissioner's review.
Quantum-safe from day one
Keys and signatures use the NIST post-quantum standards, so credentials issued now do not need a forced re-enrollment later.
Where teams start
Each one runs on the modules above — pick the one that matches the quarter you are in.
- Digital onboarding for benefit and licensing programs
- Reusable proof of residency and eligibility across provincial and municipal services
- Passwordless citizen portal login and account recovery
- Credentials for contractors, inspectors, and field staff accessing government systems
- Identity for government devices and automated services (see Critical infrastructure)
What we build on, and what we claim
Open specifications, named without the version churn. Every status below is a different promise.
W3C Verifiable Credentials and DIDs
NIST post-quantum standards
FIDO/WebAuthn
OpenID Connect
eIDAS
Built on specifications from W3C, DIF, NIST, FIDO Alliance, OpenID Foundation, and ToIP.
Canadian-owned, headquartered in British Columbia.
Digital servicescitizens can trust.
Pilot a single program, then extend the same credential across services. Talk to our public-sector team about procurement, residency, and standards alignment.