Leading Ahead of the Rules: What Britcard Means for Startups
When governments enter emerging markets, it can unsettle innovators already present. However, for founders, anticipating regulation is part of the job and an advantage.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer's announcement of plans for a government-backed "Britcard" reignited the debate on digital identity. The proposal involves a single, state-run identity system to simplify access to services and manage migration.
The technology and legislation to achieve Britcard's goals already exist.
The proposal has sparked nationwide conversations on civil and ethical issues.
Author's summary: Britcard sparks debate on digital identity.
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