Digital Identity New Zealand (DINZ) publishes and contributes to papers, research, reports and submissions that help advance an open, interoperable digital identity ecosystem for Aotearoa New Zealand—grounded in strong governance, legal certainty, and public trust.
DINZ sits at the intersection of technology, law, policy, and practice. Our role is not to promote a single solution, platform, or vendor, but to steward the conditions under which a trusted ecosystem can emerge and scale safely. We champion trust by design, not by promise—including privacy-enhancing approaches such as reference architecture, selective disclosure, and verifiable credentials, so people can prove only what is necessary without oversharing personal information.
Our Articles
| Title | Date | Articles |
| Papers to FintechNZ Innovation Roundtable series Oct 2024 – Feb 2025 by RegTechNZ (review and edit by DINZ). | February 2025 | Papers |
| Offer of Assistance from Digital Identity New Zealand (DINZ) to Hon David Seymour | September 2024 | Letter |
| Briefing to Incoming Minister Hon Melissa Lee | November 2023 | Briefing |
| Briefing to Incoming Minister Hon Judith Collins | November 2023 | Briefing |
| Briefing to Incoming Minister Hon Brooke van Velden | November 2023 | Briefing |
| Digital Identity NZ Manifesto 2023 | September 2023 | Manifesto |
| Digital Identity in Aotearoa: Identity and Trust in an Increasingly Digital New Zealand | February 2023 | Report |
| Inclusive and Ethical Use of Digital Identity (IEUDI) | October 2022 | Paper |
| Digital Identity NZ Reflections on Select Committee Report | September 2022 | Report |
| The Reliance and Reuse of Identity Verification for AML/CFT Purposes | October 2020 | Report |
Our Submissions