North Carolina is set to introduce digital driver's licenses for its residents later this year. This initiative will allow individuals to store a digital version of their driver's license on their iPhone, providing a new method for identity verification.
Initially, the digital ID will be accessible through the official NC Wallet app. The state has confirmed that integration with Apple Wallet will follow, with an anticipated launch in early 2027. This phased approach allows for the initial rollout of the digital ID system before expanding to third-party platforms.
North Carolina joins a growing number of US states that are adopting or preparing to adopt digital driver's licenses with Apple Wallet support. States such as Utah, Virginia, and Oklahoma have also indicated plans to implement similar systems, reflecting a broader trend towards digital identity solutions across the country.
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North Carolina announced it will introduce mobile IDs later this year, allowing residents to store a digital driver's license on their iPhone. Initially, the ID will be available in the official NC Wallet app, with Apple Wallet support planned for early 2027. This expansion adds North Carolina to a growing list of states adopting digital IDs in Apple Wallet.