§01Ecosystem

OpenID Federation
in the wild.

Governments, academic networks, and identity platforms are adopting, piloting, or specifying OpenID Federation — and AI-agent identity researchers are naming it as the trust fabric for machine-to-machine identity. Status varies by sector; every link below goes to an authoritative source.

14+
Tracked impls
OID Foundation registry
15
Countries
2025 Stockholm interop
OpenID Federation 1.0 · Finalreached Feb 2026
§02Adoption by sector

Named adoptions, specifications, and pilots.

Documented examples of OpenID Federation being adopted, piloted, or specified across sectors. Every entry links to an authoritative source.

Government & national digital identity04 entries
§04Implementations

Known OpenID Federation implementations.

The OpenID Foundation maintains the canonical directory of known implementations by language and commercial product. Below is a representative selection — jump straight to the official registry for the full list.

§05Our implementation

A spec-complete JavaScript implementation.

@oidfed is a spec-complete JavaScript implementation of OpenID Federation 1.0. Runtime-agnostic, spec-compliant, built on Web API standards. Apache 2.0 licensed (with MIT-licensed apps) and free to use.

@oidfed/*TypeScriptRuntime-agnosticApache 2.0

4 spec packages, 3 apps, 14 CLI commands. Runs identically on Node.js, Deno, Bun, workerd, Electron, and browsers. Source at github.com/Dahkenangnon/oidfed.

04
Packages
core · authority · leaf · oidc
06
Runtimes
Node · Deno · Bun · workerd · Electron · browser
02
Dependencies
jose · zod
§07Further reading

Adoption narratives and retrospectives.

Curated essays, blog posts, and reports that explain why organizations are adopting OpenID Federation — from spec editors, federation operators, national wallet teams, and individual contributors.

External reading7 items
§08Adjacent OID Foundation standards

Family momentum in finance & healthcare.

Adjacent OpenID Foundation standards (FAPI) are in production at national scale — a maturity signal for the broader standards family, even where OpenID Federation itself is not yet the trust layer.