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Identity: Login.gov, Government agency, Government body

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IdentityLogin.gov, Government agency, Government bodyHigh confidence

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Display nameLogin.govHigh confidence
Legal typeGovernment agencyHigh confidence
Directory categoryGovernment bodyHigh confidence
Last updatedJul 15, 2026High confidence

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Geography scopeNorth AmericaHigh confidence
Other infrastructure servicesNorth AmericaMedium confidence

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Service platformLogin.gov Other infrastructure services · North AmericaUnrated

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Coverage contextLogin.gov made identity-assurance claims a control-evidence accountability test, Login.gov is an accountability case about the difference between providing useful identity checks and truthfully claiming a defined level of assurance. The service sat between people seeking public benefits or records and agencies deciding whether to trust a digital identity. In that position, a standards label was not marketing shorthand. It was a representation about controls, a term in interagency agreements, an input to agency risk decisions, and a basis for public spending. The later addition of independently assessed Identity Assurance Level 2 capability is meaningful repair. It does not erase the need to account for what was claimed, billed, disclosed, and relied upon before that capability existed.Medium confidence

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Primary articleLogin.gov made identity-assurance claims a control-evidence accountability testHigh confidence

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