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  1. ID Lifecycle Management

Identifiers

Overview

The sections here describe various user identifiers used in MOSIP.

UIN

Unique Identification Number (UIN), as the name suggests, is a unique number assigned to resident. UIN never changes and is non-revocable. UIN is randomized such that one should not be able to derive any Personal Identifyable Information (PII) from the number itself.

The rules that govern generation of a UIN are listed here

  • uin configuration properties

  • storage

VID

RID

PRID

APPID

  • What is appid

  • What is the relationship of appid, rid, prid (it at all)

  • Is appid seen by residents on receipts, email, messages.

  • Correction packet. Multiple appids associated with RIDs.

Token

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