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Since 2019, European countries issue ID cards according to a harmonized standard established by the EU. Those cards have electronic chips and follow the specifications of ICAO Document 9303, just like e-passports.
With only a few adaptations, it should be possible to read and generate zero-knowledge proofs with those cards. We should work on extending Proof of Passport to support them.
UPDATE: Talking with https://github.com/0xSileo/Euclid who prototyped it, still lots of research to do on testing IDs of different EU countries
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Since 2019, European countries issue ID cards according to a harmonized standard established by the EU. Those cards have electronic chips and follow the specifications of ICAO Document 9303, just like e-passports.
With only a few adaptations, it should be possible to read and generate zero-knowledge proofs with those cards. We should work on extending Proof of Passport to support them.
UPDATE: Talking with https://github.com/0xSileo/Euclid who prototyped it, still lots of research to do on testing IDs of different EU countries
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: