SEDI · Government and Public Sector

Meet your SEDI mandate, with a partner who already built it.

Utah SB 260/275 mandates credential-based digital identity for all state agencies and healthcare organizations receiving over $10 million in government funding. Veridian provides the technology, the compliance roadmap, and the implementation support.

Utah SB 275 is in effect from May 6, 2026.

All new systems must support credential-based state identity from day one. Organizations that have not started planning are already behind.

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The Legislation

Utah changed the rules. Two laws.
One new standard for digital identity.

SB 260

Individual Digital Identity Amendments (2025)

Utah's landmark 2025 law established the foundational framework for SEDI. It mandates that digital identity must be inherent to the individual (endorsed, not bestowed, by the state), fully optional (physical ID remains a guaranteed right), privacy-preserving (no surveillance, tracking, or profiling), selective in disclosure (individuals control what they share), and built on open, interoperable, non-proprietary technology.

SB 275

State-Endorsed Digital Identity Program Amendments (2026)

Passed unanimously (25-0 Senate, unanimous House) on March 4, 2026. Effective May 6, 2026. SB 275 creates the operational SEDI Program with a codified Digital Identity Bill of Rights, a mandate for device-based credentials stored in mobile wallets, a requirement for government agencies to accept SEDI credentials, and an active RFI (AE26-1) from Utah's Division of Technology Services.

Utah's approach is recognized as the strongest privacy framework for government digital ID in the US and serves as a template for other states.

The Technology

Utah's privacy mandates effectively wrote the spec for KERI and ACDC.

SB 260 and SB 275 do not mandate any specific technology, but their requirements close the door on centralized identity databases and server-dependent systems, and open it specifically for self-sovereign, non-correlatable infrastructure. That is precisely what KERI and ACDC deliver.

SEDI Requires

KERI/ACDC Delivers

Identity inherent to the individual, not state-bestowed

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Autonomic Identifiers (AIDs) are self-certifying and self-sovereign, no central authority required

Selective disclosure of attributes

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ACDC credentials support graduated disclosure and chain-link confidentiality

No surveillance, tracking, or profiling

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Pairwise AIDs are non-correlatable across contexts

Device-based credentials in mobile wallets

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KERIA agents support device-resident key management, wallet integration via SignifyTS

Open and interoperable technology

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KERI, ACDC, and CESR are all Trust Over IP (Linux Foundation) standards, fully open source

Cryptographic security and verifiability

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KERI pre-rotation provides post-quantum key rotation, ACDC provides cryptographic provenance chaining

What We Deliver

One integrated tech stack.

Real-Time Credential Verification

A cloud-hosted or on-premises API that verifies KERI-based ACDC credentials in real time. Government agencies and businesses call this API to confirm that a citizen's or entity's digital identity credential is valid, unrevoked, and meets policy requirements.

Who it's for?

State agencies, financial institutions, healthcare providers, and any organization that needs to verify SEDI credentials.

Features

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Real-time ACDC credential verification against the KERI witness network

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Configurable policy rules for selective disclosure requirements

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Full audit logging for government compliance and transparency mandates

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On-premises deployment option for state infrastructure security requirements

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FedRAMP/StateRAMP alignment pathway for cloud deployment

Mobile Wallet Infrastructure

Native iOS, Android, and GrapheneOS identity wallets that store KERI-based ACDC credentials securely on-device. Citizens hold their own credentials without relying on a central server or identity provider.

Who it's for?

State agencies issuing SEDI credentials, healthcare organizations, and municipalities deploying citizen identity programs.

Features

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iOS, Android, and GrapheneOS native wallet applications

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On-device key storage with hardware security module support

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Selective disclosure of credential attributes using ACDC

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Offline-capable credential presentation and verification

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Full SEDI compliance out of the box for Utah state programs

End-to-End Identity Lifecycle

Infrastructure for issuing, renewing, suspending, and revoking SEDI credentials at scale. Integrates with existing state identity systems and provides a managed operations layer for government agencies.

Who it's for?

Utah state agencies, healthcare organizations, and any entity responsible for issuing or managing SEDI credentials at scale.

Features

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Credential issuance workflow integrated with existing state identity systems

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Automated renewal and expiry management for credential lifecycle

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Immediate revocation propagation across the KERI witness network

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Delegated administration for multi-agency deployments

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Compliance reporting dashboard for regulatory audit requirements

Government and Enterprise

Two markets. One infrastructure.
A growing national opportunity.

Beyond Utah

Utah is the template. The rest of the country is watching.

Utah's SEDI legislation is widely recognized as a national model. As other states adopt similar frameworks, the demand for KERI/ACDC-compliant technology providers will scale nationally. First-mover positioning in Utah creates a defensible reference case for every state that follows.

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24 months

For Utah state agencies and qualifying healthcare organizations to achieve full SEDI compliance under SB 275

$4.1B

Projected US decentralized identity market by 2031, growing at 20% CAGR

60%+

Of enterprises globally will use verifiable credentials as a core identity function by 2026 — Gartner

How to Engage

Start where you are. Move at the pace you need.

Fixed scope · 2–3 weeks · Billable consulting

Compliance assessment and roadmap

A standalone engagement with no ongoing commitment required. Ideal for organizations that need to demonstrate a compliance plan to leadership or a procurement committee.

What's included

  • Full system audit against SB 260/275 requirements
  • Gap analysis with severity and urgency ratings
  • Prioritized implementation roadmap
  • Written report delivered at the end of the engagement
Phased delivery · Timeline aligned to your mandate

Full implementation partner

Veridian acts as your end-to-end SEDI implementation partner. Phased delivery aligned to your compliance milestones and budget cycles.

What's included

  • Compliance assessment and roadmap
  • Infrastructure deployment and configuration
  • Mobile wallet setup for citizens or employees
  • Managed operations and SLA-backed hosting
Licensing · Integration support · Go to market together

Technology vendor enablement

For technology companies building SEDI-compliant products for government clients. Veridian licenses its infrastructure via resellers so vendors can offer SEDI compliance as a feature without building the identity stack from scratch.

What's included

  • Access to Veridian's KERI/ACDC infrastructure via licensing
  • Integration support and technical onboarding
  • Co-marketing and go-to-market collaboration
Start the Conversation

Your 24-month timeline is underway. Let's map your path to compliance.

Whether you need a rapid assessment before a tender deadline or a full implementation partner for the long term, one conversation with Veridian will give you a clear picture of where you stand and what needs to happen next.

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