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Securely verify age using mobile driver's licenses or state-issued IDs. This app checks if individuals are over 18 or 21 without storing personal data. It supports mobile IDs from Montana and other states for private age verification.
What's New in Montana Mobile ID Verifier
1.0
August 18, 2025
FAQ
What is Montana Mobile ID Verifier used for?
Montana Mobile ID Verifier is used to read ISO 18013-5 compliant mobile driver licenses or state-issued IDs to verify if a user is over 18 or over 21 years old. This is useful for businesses like restaurants and bars where proof of minimum age is required.
Does Montana Mobile ID Verifier store my ID information?
No, the Montana Mobile ID Verifier app does not store any information on the IDs that are validated. The data is not accessible to the State of Montana, ensuring your privacy.
Can Montana Mobile ID Verifier be used with mobile IDs from other states?
Yes, the Montana Mobile ID Verifier app allows secure and private verification of age for anyone using a mobile driver license or ID, including mobile ID holders from other states.
What information is shown when verifying a mobile ID?
When verifying mobile IDs, only the requested identity information will be shown on the ID reader. Users have the ability to review the information being requested and then confirm or deny its release.
What are the system requirements for Montana Mobile ID Verifier?
The Montana Mobile ID Verifier app can be used on iOS 17.0 or later. It is currently supported on iPhones.
Is there a cost to use Montana Mobile ID Verifier?
No, there is no charge for use of this app. There is also no charge for the use of a mobile ID from Montana.
How often is Montana Mobile ID Verifier updated?
The app was last updated on August 18, 2025, with version 1.0. Further update frequency is not specified but typically government utility apps receive updates as needed for security and compliance.
What is the user sentiment for Montana Mobile ID Verifier?
Based on the available data, the app has a rating of 3.0 stars from 2 ratings. This suggests a mixed to neutral user sentiment, with potential for improvement in user experience or functionality.
