How BCA Inc. Leveraged Technology Partnerships for Digital Innovation.
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BCA is at a critical inflection point: as AAMVA–driven standards reshape digital identity across DMVs, state agencies, and retail acceptance points, the company must align rapidly without sacrificing the high-assurance credentials that define its brand—spanning digital driver’s licenses (dDLs), Vital Records, and Tax Stamps.
Implement AAMVA-compliant architectures, APIs, and trust frameworks to ensure cross-jurisdiction portability and in-store verification.
Guarantee cryptographic binding, revocation/lifecycle management, and offline verification while meeting evolving privacy and data-protection requirements.
Modernize secure print while launching integrated digital counterparts, unifying issuance, auditing, and support across both channels.
Differentiate against tech giants by leveraging compliance pedigree, end-to-end issuance expertise, and readiness to win complex state RFPs.
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To remain competitive in a rapidly evolving digital identity market, BCA condensed its Go-To-Market strategy from a traditional 20-year horizon to just 2–5 years. This accelerated path emphasized forging new partnerships, strengthening existing ones, and building the digital infrastructure needed to unlock growth.
Shifted from a long-term rollout to an aggressive 2–5 year plan, ensuring rapid entry into emerging digital markets.
Identified opportunities in Mobile Driver’s Licenses, Digital Vital Records, and Digital Insurance Mobile Identity.
Invested in a single digital infrastructure to support multiple services, optimizing scalability and cost efficiency.
Launched a technical pilot with an early adopter, demonstrating adaptability and positioning BCA as a trusted leader in digital transformation.
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BCA’s collaboration with Mattr accelerated the path to digital transformation, delivering cost-effective, secure, and scalable solutions that bridged traditional credentialing with next-generation digital trust services.
Launched a digital trust service rapidly, cutting development time and costs while meeting urgent state-level demands.
The LA Wallet app in Louisiana set a national benchmark, achieving strong adoption for digital driver’s licenses and vital records.
Delivered a government-approved platform outside of big tech ecosystems, ensuring trust and sovereignty for state partners.
Combined high-security printing expertise with digital innovation to position BCA as a leader in secure government documentation.
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Our case studies offer a glimpse into that journey: discrete engagements, global implications, and the steady movement toward a more intelligent future.