Samsung Wallet is Samsung’s digital wallet app for Galaxy phones and watches, where a person can store payment cards, passes, and government identity documents. In participating jurisdictions it holds a mobile driver’s licence or state ID that is issued by the local motor vehicle authority, so the credential itself is issued by government while Samsung operates the wallet that stores and presents it. The person keeps the ID on their device, protected by Samsung Knox and unlocked with a fingerprint or PIN.
Samsung Wallet is Samsung’s digital wallet app for Galaxy phones and watches, where a person can store payment cards, passes, and government identity documents. In participating jurisdictions it holds a mobile driver’s licence or state ID that is issued by the local motor vehicle authority, so the credential itself is issued by government while Samsung operates the wallet that stores and presents it. The person keeps the ID on their device, protected by Samsung Knox and unlocked with a fingerprint or PIN.
When someone shares their ID, the wallet presents the verified attributes held in the mobile driver’s licence and the person approves the request on their device. Zenoo accepts Samsung Wallet digital IDs through Trinsic, so a person can prove who they are by sharing their wallet credential rather than uploading a document or taking a selfie. On desktop the person scans a QR code to complete the share from their phone.
The customer unlocks Samsung Wallet on their Galaxy device with a fingerprint or PIN and selects the mobile driver’s licence or state ID they hold. On desktop they scan a QR code to continue on their phone.
The wallet presents the verified attributes from the mobile driver’s licence, and the person approves what is shared before it is returned.
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The person opens Samsung Wallet on their Galaxy device, unlocks it with a fingerprint or PIN, and selects the mobile driver’s licence or state ID they hold. They approve what is shared, and the verified attributes such as name and date of birth are returned to your service.
On a successful share the wallet can return the verified attributes held in the mobile driver’s licence, such as the person’s name and date of birth, with their consent. There is no document upload or selfie step, because the ID is already verified and held on the device.
It is available on Galaxy devices in a growing list of participating US states, where the local motor vehicle authority issues a mobile driver’s licence or state ID that can be added to the wallet. Coverage depends on the person’s state.
It runs as a pre-built connector. The person authenticates with Samsung Wallet, and Zenoo returns a verified result with the confirmed identity details and a full audit trail.
