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Move kyc-fill-in API to a stable status #45
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Hi all, During our meeting on 2026-04-28, @albertoramosmonagas kindly shared the following information: (1) Mandatory task to move to stable:
(2) And also:
Information is here: https://github.com/camaraproject/Governance/blob/main/documentation/API-Onboarding-and-Lifecycle.md#3-graduated-stage My understanding of the above is that:
If my understanding is correct, the items in (1) are mandatory tasks for releasing a Stable API version, and the items in (2) are not required for this. Best regards, |
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Hi all, Regarding the Stable v1.0.0 version of kyc-fill-in, I feel it is a bit premature. This is because there are only a few commercial implementations according to the GSMA Open Gateway Launch Map, and I also believe we have not yet had sufficient discussion on kyc-fill-in within the sub-project. WDYT? |
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Hi, from TEF side, we support moving KYC Fill-in towards Stable v1.0.0, provided that the mandatory Stable readiness assets are completed and validated. I agree that the market-adoption evidence seems more limited than for KYC Match. The GSMA Launch Map shows fewer visible commercial references, although there is at least visibility in Japan and we understand that Brazil has also been certified, even if the public map may not be fully up to date. However, commercial adoption is a maturity signal, not the formal gating criterion for Stable. The formal gate should be the Stable Public API readiness checklist: API definition, Commonalities/ICM alignment, API documentation, user stories, basic and enhanced test cases, API description, release plan, etc. KYC Fill-in is already at version 0.4.1 and has participated in several CAMARA meta-release cycles, so I would not use limited Launch Map visibility as an automatic blocker. If there are no specific functional blockers, TEF would support progressing KYC Fill-in to Stable v1.0.0 after validating the mandatory readiness assets. |
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As discussed during previous KYC-SP meetings, it may be interesting to see if kyc-fill-in API should be moved to a stable status regarding how it is adopted and implemented by operators in countries.
(Note: KYC SP Action Item #48.05)
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