Global Digital Collaboration Conference

Global Digital Collaboration is a two-day in-person conference designed to advance global digital trust by promoting interoperable infrastructure for digital identity, credentials, and wallets.

Day 1 features keynote presentations on national digital identity systems, including the EU Digital Wallet, Swiss e-ID, and Aadhaar, alongside use cases in travel, health, education, and supply chains. Day 2 focuses on co-creation through working groups held under Chatham House rules, starting with a session on First-Person Credentials. The afternoon explores practical implementation across sectors such as open-source supply chains, immigration, and organisational identity.

The Global Digital Collaboration is convened by more than 30 organisations—including governments, standards bodies, open-source foundations, and industry groups—under the support of the Swiss Confederation.