What the crowd rated

One national digital ID for everyone?

Governments around the world are weighing a single national digital ID for services and payments. We want to know where you stand.

62%Yes (it makes daily life easier)Question 1

58%Easier access to government servicesQuestion 2

Question by question

Question 1Pick one

Would you want a national digital ID in your country?

Yes (it makes daily life easier)62%625

Only if it is optional23%230

No (too much surveillance)10%99

I'm not sure5%49

Question 2Pick multiple

Which of these would shape how you feel about it? Tick all that apply.

Voters chose more than one answer, so these shares add up to more than 100%.

Easier access to government services58%578

Making one ID work everywhere45%455

Protection of my personal data45%448

Risk of government surveillance28%285

Using it to vote24%244

Other (tell us)1%15

Who answered, and how we count itSampling, free-text handling and full methodology1k

Verified humans

Every ballot is one World ID holder. No bots, no repeat voting, no weighting applied.

Margin at 95%

±3.1 pts

Sampling error for this many ballots. The crowd is self-selected, so this is not a representative panel.

Written-in answers

Summarised into themes by machine, then reviewed. Individual responses are never shown.

Aggregate results from verified voters. Free-text answers are summarised into themes; individual responses are kept private and never shown. A read-only record of what World ID holders expressed in our polls — not VoxPop predictions, and not financial advice.

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