I don't know why this was so hard to track down, but it's due to a lack of biometric verification atm; roadmap says they will be certified by 2024. > Login.gov

I don't know why this was so hard to track down, but it's due to a lack of biometric verification atm; roadmap says they will be certified by 2024. > Login.gov’s identity verification process does not currently conform to the IAL2 specification because it does not include biometric verification. https://www.login.gov/partners/our-services/ https://www.login.gov/partners/our-services/ > Login.gov continues to work toward achieving certification of compliance with NIST’s IAL2 standard from a third-party assessment organization. https://www.login.gov/policy/how-does-it-work/ https://www.login.gov/policy/how-does-it-work/ https://developers.login.gov/overview/ https://developers.login.gov/overview/ https://developers.login.gov/attributes/ https://developers.login.gov/attributes/ > In FY 2024, Login.gov plans to offer a solution that complies with the IAL2 level of NIST 800-63 Digital Identity Guidelines. https://www.login.gov/docs/login-gov-roadmap-november-2023.pdf https://www.login.gov/docs/login-gov-roadmap-november-2023.p...