The system, called the "Trust Exchange" or TEx, will connect to a user's MyGov Wallet or digital ID without the need to hand over any documents.
Government is set to introduce a new tool that will allow businesses to verify your identity using a government-issued QR code.
Minister for Government Services and NDIS Bill Shorten is set to announce the technology at the National Press Club today. "That means sharing only the personal information to get the job done, and in some cases, not handing over any personal information at all." With the TEx QR codes, instead of presenting the documents to be photocopied, you will scan the QR code and choose what information to share.
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