Safari 26 introduces support for the W3C Digital Credentials API, enabling websites to request mobile IDs (mdocs) directly from Apple Wallet and third-party wallets. The API follows ISO/IEC 18013-5 and 18013-7 standards, providing secure, privacy-focused identity verification with features like data minimization, end-to-end encryption, and device binding. Web developers can implement the API by building signed requests on their servers, calling navigator.credentials.get() with user gestures, and validating encrypted responses. The implementation requires registration with Apple Business Connect and follows international standards for cross-platform interoperability.
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What Are Mobile IDs?Introducing Web Support for the Digital Credentials APIHow the Digital Credentials API worksUnderstanding the Technical FlowFor Website Developers: Getting StartedSecurity: Trust but VerifyFor App DevelopersLearn More and Next StepsNext StepsSort: