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# MOSIP Create

### <mark style="background-color:green;">What is MOSIP Create?</mark>

MOSIP Create is MOSIP’s flagship global program that empowers organisations and solution providers to design and build impactful digital identity solutions.

It is an online event, allowing you to participate from anywhere in the world.

Leveraging MOSIP’s open-source ID platform and its various products, participants develop innovations using authentication, eKYC, and wallet-based solutions like the Inji Stack, addressing real-world use cases aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals.\
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Supported by the MOSIP team from idea to demo, solutions gain global visibility through the MOSIP Marketplace and the opportunity to be showcased to government decision-makers from 30+ countries at the upcoming edition of MOSIP’s global event - MOSIP Connect 2026.

### <mark style="background-color:green;">Who is MOSIP Create for?</mark>

Focused on solution development, integration, and showcasing, this event is open to subject matter experts across organisations, both established and emerging.

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