Understanding MOSIP: What the Modular Open-Source Identity Platform is and how it is used MOSIP has become one of the world’s most influential digital public goods, providing an open-source foundation for countries building secure, sovereign and interoperable digital identity systems. As adoption expands, the platform is evolving beyond software into a global ecosystem of governments, implementation partners, technology providers and standards that is reshaping how national digital identity infrastructure is deployed. This 47-page Biometric Update report examines MOSIP’s architecture, governance model, ecosystem and real-world deployments, explaining why it has become a cornerstone of modern digital public infrastructure (DPI). It explores how countries are using MOSIP to strengthen digital sovereignty, accelerate implementation, reduce vendor lock-in and build trusted identity systems that can support broader digital government and digital economy initiatives. Who should read this report? This report is designed for government digital identity agencies, policymakers, multilateral organizations, implementation partners, technology vendors, systems integrators, standards bodies and enterprise leaders evaluating MOSIP or planning national digital identity and digital public infrastructure (DPI) initiatives. It provides strategic and technical insights for anyone seeking to understand MOSIP’s architecture, governance model, implementation approaches, ecosystem and its growing role in building interoperable, sovereign and scalable digital identity systems. Watch: Understanding the Growing MOSIP Ecosystem Watch this webinar on the growth of the MOSIP ecosystem, lessons from country implementations, the evolving role of technology providers, and what governments, vendors and systems integrators need to know as adoption expands globally. MOSIP is rapidly emerging as one of the most influential ecosystems in digital identity, supporting national ID, civil registration, authentication and digital public infrastructure initiatives around the world. Featuring Sanjith Sundaram, Vice President, Partner Ecosystem at MOSIP; Andrew Wise, Lead Product Architect at Integrated Biometrics;, Jozef Drgona, Solution Manager at Innovatrics; Yodahe Zemichael, Executive Director, Ethiopian National ID Program,