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Accessibility Statement

Last updated: August 17, 2026

DIGI should be usable by everyone, including people who navigate with a keyboard, a screen reader, or other assistive technology. This page describes what we’ve built with that in mind, what we haven’t verified yet, and how to reach us if something doesn’t work for you.

Our target

We’re working toward WCAG 2.1 Level AA across the pages we control: the marketing site, the customer join page, and the business dashboard. We haven’t run a formal audit, automated or manual, against that standard yet, so this is a stated goal and an ongoing commitment, not a claim of certified compliance. If you find something that falls short, we want to know, see Contact below.

What’s built in today

Specific things already true of the codebase, not just intentions:

  • Every interactive element gets a visible focus outline when navigated by keyboard, not just a mouse hover state
  • Motion respects your system’s reduced-motion setting, if you’ve turned that on, we turn our animation off
  • Interactive components that need it (the scanner, forms, toggles) carry ARIA labeling rather than relying on visual layout alone
  • Text and interface colors are drawn from a small, deliberate palette chosen for contrast, not decoration

What we haven’t verified

We haven’t run automated tooling (like axe or Lighthouse’s accessibility audit) or manual screen-reader testing across the product end to end. Some pages, especially newer or less-used ones, may have gaps we don’t know about yet.

The wallet pass itself

Once a card is saved to Apple or Google Wallet, how it’s displayed and read aloud is handled by Apple’s or Google’s own wallet app, not by us. Its accessibility there depends on that platform, not on DIGI’s code. What we control is everything up to that point: the join page, the save button, and the business dashboard.

Contact

Run into an accessibility barrier, or have feedback on this statement? Tell us: k127email@gmail.com. Include the page you were on and, if you can, what assistive technology you were using, it helps us reproduce and fix the specific problem.

Changes to this statement

As we test more of the product and close gaps, we’ll update the date at the top of this page to reflect it.