Global
Compliance
LifePassport is built for compliance from the ground up. Our on-device, zero-knowledge architecture provides structural compliance with data protection, digital identity, and financial regulations worldwide.
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Certification Roadmap
Our phased approach to formal third-party certifications, starting with the UK and expanding globally.
United Kingdom
- Cyber Essentials Plus
- UK DIATF
- ISO/IEC 27001:2022
- ISO/IEC 27701:2019
- SOC 2 Type II
- NHS DSPT
- WCAG 2.2 AA
European Union
- eIDAS 2.0 EUDI Wallet
- EU GDPR Art. 27 representative
- NIS2 compliance
- EU AI Act documentation
North America
- SOC 2 Type II (US scope)
- CCPA/CPRA registration
- PIPEDA certification
- NIST SP 800-63 conformance
Asia-Pacific
- Australia TDIF
- NZ Trust Framework
- Singapore PDPA
- Japan APPI
- APEC CBPR
Middle East & Africa
- UAE PDPL
- Saudi PDPL
- South Africa POPIA
- Nigeria NDPA
- Kenya DPA
Latin America
- Brazil LGPD (ANPD)
- Mexico LFPDPPP
- Argentina PDPA
How Compliance Is Enforced
LifePassport doesn't just claim compliance — it enforces it programmatically
Data Governance Service
- 60+ regulations with full source references
- 14 industry categories with computed claims
- Country-scoped rules via ISO 3166 codes
- Versioned regulation tracking with effective dates
- Claims validation API — blocks excessive requests
Policy Engine
- Per-request claim validation against regulations
- Special category data blocking (GDPR Art. 9)
- Purpose limitation enforcement
- Alternative claim suggestions (e.g. ZKP instead of raw data)
- Policy violation logging and alerting
Consumer Governance
- Business registration vetting
- Role-based access control (admin/manager/viewer)
- Industry-specific claim whitelisting
- API key rotation and revocation
- Complete audit trail of all API activity
Why Our Architecture Makes Global Compliance Achievable
Traditional identity providers face a compliance nightmare expanding internationally — new data localisation infrastructure, new breach notification procedures, new consent mechanisms for every jurisdiction. LifePassport eliminates most of these requirements because no PII is stored on LifePassport's servers. Data stays on the user's device. When a business needs identity data, they receive encrypted tokens to store on their own systems — LifePassport never retains the personal data. Every verification produces a signed receipt for regulatory audit without containing any PII. Adding a new jurisdiction requires only encoding the regulation rules in the data governance service — the architecture doesn't change.
Built for Compliance, Ready for Growth
79+ regulations. 15+ countries. One architecture that handles them all.