Not only are they rolling it out, it is the primary identity provider for the Social Security Administration (as of a few weeks ago), CBP’s Global Entry, USAjobs, and about 200 other federal sites (mostly internal agency sites and apps, including USDS’ Slack team). They also support state and third parties in certain cases.

They are an incredible product of the USDS, 18F, and GSA and it’s awesome watching them slowly but surely make digital identity with the US government better.

And they seem to have smartly kept the auth layer in-house where it belongs. My Security Keys work just fine out of the box. Nice.

Whereas in the UK to access gov.uk with Security Keys I have to use a third party (Digidentity) because the government out-sourced this problem.

It works very well, both on the implementation side and the user side. Also (depending on the use-case) includes document verification which OIDC/SAML applications can use to accept proven-accurate personal information.

Yup and in my experience it worked really well. Every step of it was clear, performant, and smooth.

Kudos to the login.gov team.