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This expression of interest in accreditation under and participation in the Australian Government Digital Identity System has now closed.
Background
Millions of Australians and Australian businesses have already chosen to use Digital Identity to access 80 government services online. However, the Australian Government is proposing legislation to expand the System to enable greater participation by state and territory governments and the private sector.
To prepare and encourage private sector participation in the System, we invite businesses to register their interest using the form below. The form asks you to indicate what service(s) your organisation would like to provide or access in the System, identify your readiness for TDIF accreditation (if relevant), and/or request further engagement with the DTA team to explore your options.
Participation in the EOI will inform further development of the System, ensuring it will meet the needs of participants and consumers. This EOI will help us to understand interest in seeking accreditation and/or participating in the System in the future. For the latest updates on how you can participate, please visit our System partners page.
This expression of interest in accreditation under and participation in the Australian Government Digital Identity System has now closed.
Background
Millions of Australians and Australian businesses have already chosen to use Digital Identity to access 80 government services online. However, the Australian Government is proposing legislation to expand the System to enable greater participation by state and territory governments and the private sector.
To prepare and encourage private sector participation in the System, we invite businesses to register their interest using the form below. The form asks you to indicate what service(s) your organisation would like to provide or access in the System, identify your readiness for TDIF accreditation (if relevant), and/or request further engagement with the DTA team to explore your options.
Participation in the EOI will inform further development of the System, ensuring it will meet the needs of participants and consumers. This EOI will help us to understand interest in seeking accreditation and/or participating in the System in the future. For the latest updates on how you can participate, please visit our System partners page.
This EOI is aimed at increasing engagement with, and gauging interest from, businesses that would like to participate in the System in one of the specified roles.
The EOI is not suitable for individuals. If you want to create a Digital Identity, visit the myGovID website or email digitalidentity@dta.gov.au if you have any questions.