GET Group Holding, a global leader in physical and digital identity solutions, is proud to announce its participation in the State Endorsed Digital Identity (SEDI) Summit on October 17, 2025. The company will showcase Utah’s pioneering mobile Driver’s License (mDL) and its verifier solution integrated with HID readers, supporting secure communication via NFC and Bluetooth.
The Summit highlights seven core principles of digital identity—open standards, individual control, zero surveillance, and supportive legal frameworks—values reflected in GET Group’s solutions that prioritize security, privacy, and interoperability.
“Utah has been proud to lead the nation in advancing digital identity with the deployment of mobile driver’s licenses,” said Christopher Bramwell, Chief Privacy Officer, State of Utah. “Partnering with GET Group has allowed us to deliver a solution that puts privacy and citizen empowerment first.”
Mikaël Dubreucq, Division Director and Head of Digital ID at GET Group, added: “We are honored to showcase Utah’s mDL program at the SEDI Summit. Our mission is to make digital identity secure, interoperable, and privacy-respecting—unlocking services and building trust for the future.”
GET Group’s verifier solution, presented in partnership with HID Global, demonstrates seamless authentication experiences across multiple channels, setting a new benchmark for interoperability and trust in the digital ID ecosystem.
Jean-Baptiste Milan, Global OEM Sales Manager, Biometric Identity Technologies at HID, commented:
“At HID, we’re proud to partner with innovators like GET Group and forward-thinking jurisdictions such as the State of Utah to bring secure, interoperable digital identity to life. Demonstrating real-world mDL interoperability is a milestone in our mission to enable trusted identity experiences that empower governments, businesses, and citizens alike.”
Aligned with the Summit’s focus on real-world use cases—from fraud prevention to privacy-first verification—GET Group continues collaborating with U.S. states to expand digital identity services across sectors such as healthcare, education, finance, and travel, all through a single, citizen-owned digital wallet.
