This version introduces an updated user interface, rebranding from Midy to Midy by Norton. We’ve also implemented IDVerse as our document verification partner and added a new Activity History feature to help users track where and when they’ve shared their data.

In the event that our document verification service provider is offline, Midy will show a “We are not able to Verify your ID at this time" message.

This version fixes some minor bugs.

This release introduces several powerful new features and improvements for Midy. We’ve added support for education credentials (CLR-OB), multi-credential issuance, and app attestations. We’ve also added the ability for data issuers to request a URL redirect to collect additional information directly from the user, and to collect Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) consent for obtaining or sharing education credentials.

Minor update of settings required by one of our providers. No impact on the User experience.

This release provides additional functionality for privacy-preserving data exchange, including the ability to prove individual fields listed on government-issued identity documents and support for OpenID Issuance/Presentation flows.

In this release, we’ve redesigned the Midy home screen. We’ve also added support for the United Kingdom, meaning now residents of both the US and UK can scan their government-issued identity documents and view relevant content based on their country.

In this release, we've introduced multi-device support, with the ability to add multiple devices to a Midy account, sync data between devices, and recover an account in case you no longer have access to your original device.

This release, we’ve added age verification to our growing list of features. We’ve also made some tweaks to ensure your Midy experience is smoother and more seamless.