This page tracks current digital ID and mobile driver’s license availability in Wyoming. Current program status: No Verified Public Program. Wyoming law authorizes the issuance of optional digital driver’s licenses, but the Wyoming Department of Transportation (WYDOT) has not confirmed a public enrollment program or announced a launch date. Legal authorization does not establish that a mobile credential is available for residents to obtain.1
Under Wyoming Statutes 31-7-115, a digital driver’s license may be issued at the driver’s request, subject to the applicable fee and possession or simultaneous issuance of a corresponding physical license. The law describes the digital version as supplemental to the physical driver’s license. Acceptance by businesses and other parties is generally optional, and the law does not require every verifier to purchase equipment capable of reading digital credentials. These provisions establish legal conditions for future issuance and acceptance; they do not confirm that WYDOT has begun issuing mobile driver’s licenses.2
WYDOT operates oneWYO, an online Driver Services portal that allows residents to renew eligible driver’s licenses, request duplicates, update addresses, obtain driving records and complete other licensing transactions. Access requires a Login.gov account connected to the resident’s Wyoming Driver Services record. oneWYO is not a mobile driver’s license or a digital ID wallet. Completing an online licensing transaction does not create a credential that can be presented from a phone for electronic identity verification.3
No Wyoming-issued driver’s license or state ID is currently confirmed as available for enrollment in Apple Wallet, Google Wallet, Samsung Wallet or a dedicated state mobile ID app. TSA acceptance of a Wyoming-issued mobile credential has likewise not been established. Until WYDOT announces an operational program and its supported verification methods, residents should continue carrying their physical driver’s license or identification card for driving and identification. Travelers must use an identification document accepted by TSA rather than assuming Wyoming’s digital-license legislation provides an eligible airport credential.
Is a digital ID available in Wyoming?
The tracked program status is Unknown. Wallet availability is shown above and can differ from state-issued app availability.
Wyoming digital ID wallet support
Digital ID ecosystems are issued and updated by state authorities and wallet providers. A “No” above means the bundled dataset does not currently list that wallet as supported for this jurisdiction; it does not mean support can never be added.
Where can you use it?
Acceptance varies by verifier and location. Mobile IDs may work at supported TSA checkpoints and at participating businesses or government services, but a digital credential should not be assumed to replace the physical card everywhere.
Do you still need the physical ID?
Yes. Current wallet-provider and issuing-authority guidance generally treats mobile ID as a companion to the physical credential, so carrying the physical card remains recommended.