Sri Lanka plans to adopt India’s DigiLocker system as part of a broader digital public infrastructure (DPI) initiative, following India’s successful implementation of digital identity solutions like Aadhaar. The system consists of three core components: digital identity for storing and verifying personal records, fast payment systems for financial transactions, and comprehensive data exchanges for credential sharing across platforms. According to Srikanth Nadhamuni, founder CTO of Aadhaar, India’s DigiLocker has processed 5.2 billion digitally verified records and serves 150 million users. The system enables storage and verification of various documents including digital ID cards, educational records, and vaccine passports, building on India’s experience with digital health credentials during the COVID-19 pandemic.