Putting ID
to Use

At MOSIP, we believe in developing digital identity as a tool for meaningful change. Our team is currently working on various ways to leverage digital ID systems for effective, equitable delivery of rights and services.

MOSIP Modules

Versions

Putting ID to Use

Standards & Interoperability

Additional
Technology Modules

e-Signet

, MOSIP’s Identity Provider (IdP) module, offers a simple yet powerful mechanism for end users to identify themselves to avail of online services, and share their profile information. It supports multiple modes of identity verification to promote inclusion and increase access, thus narrowing potential digital divides.

Inji

, MOSIP’s Resident Mobile Application, empowers ID holders to securely store, share, and receive digital credentials. Inji can be used to register for social benefits on government portals, open bank accounts, complete security checks at airports, and more. A local and decentralised way to verify identity, Inji extends the use of digital identity to those living in remote areas without network coverage, and allows residents to gain access to fundamental rights and services offline.

Reference
Integrations

OpenCRVS

, a digital civil registry system, integrates with MOSIP ID to add, remove, or modify data in real time. Data for new births and deaths registered in OpenCRVS is immediately sent to the MOSIP system, where a unique ID can be created at birth, or the late individual’s UIN is deactivated. Once this is done, MOSIP issues the relevant details/credentials back to OpenCRVS. This creates a reliable loop of updated information, where both systems can share data and self-update.

Watch this video for an end-to-end demonstration of a birth being registered on OpenCRVS, leading to a MOSIP ID automatically being issued for the child.

OpenG2P

is an open-source platform that integrates with MOSIP to build registries and delivery systems for social protection. Its modular technology reuses and augments existing systems in countries, without discarding what works or starting from scratch. The product aims to facilitate support for non-monetary benefits, proof of delivery, beneficiary management, secure registries, and decision-making support.

MOSIP’s integration with

eMudhra

helps to generate easy access to KYC information of the resident, which in turn helps to authenticate the eMudhra digital signature.

This video, created by eMudhra, demonstrates the integration’s document signing flow when used in conjunction with MOSIP. Here, the user authenticates their identity using their unique MOSIP ID number and gives the server access to their KYC data. eMudhra then uses this information to electronically sign a document.

As an integration with MOSIP,

e-Manas

enables the secure and privacy-preserving exchange of health records across hospitals, with the patient's consent, and authenticated by MOSIP ID. It can be used by any patient who has already registered to e-Manas by using MOSIP’s e-KYC service.

This video demonstrates the integration of MOSIP's Authentication API with the healthcare management system offered by e-Manas.

DHIS2

is an open source, web-based platform most commonly used as a health management information system (HMIS). Today, DHIS2 is the world’s largest HMIS platform, in use by 76 low- and middle-income countries. Approximately 3.2 billion people live in countries where DHIS2 is used. Integrated with MOSIP, DHIS2 can be used to collect health records and connect them to a healthcare provider’s system.