The new Drake Mobile ID is here! Drake Mobile ID is a new, secure way for you to use Drake services from the convenience of your phone or watch. To use the mobile ID, you must have a picture on file with Student Services. Next, you will download the Transact eAccounts application and add your Drake Mobile ID to your Apple or Samsung wallet. Then, simply hold your phone or watch to a card reader to scan your ID. No need to turn your device on or search for your card.
To use your mobile ID, download the eAccounts app and set up Multifactor Authentication on your phone.
- Use this link from your mobile device to download the eAccounts Mobile App or search your phone’s app store for “Transact eAccounts.”
- Select “Drake University” and log in with your Drake credentials. Multifactor Authentication is required to log in to eAccounts.
- Add the Drake Mobile ID to your Google, Samsung, or Apple wallet from the eAccounts app.
The Drake Mobile ID is subject to the same terms and conditions as a physical ID card. Any misuse, including sharing your credential with any other individual, is in violation of Drake University Student Conduct Code and will result in disciplinary action. The Drake Mobile ID uses the native NFC technology within each device that is also utilized for any other ID or payment function. Additionally, the ID credential stored within the Drake Mobile ID is encrypted and can only be read by readers deployed by Drake with the proper decryption. Participation in the Drake Mobile ID is not required but encouraged. You are not required to dispose of your physical ID card if you choose to participate in the Drake Mobile ID.
As with all major ITS projects, we have performed extensive testing through various testing groups and a successful soft launch in December. The testing groups included faculty, staff, and students using a variety of devices. We have successfully tested every card reader on campus with the Drake Mobile ID and anticipate a smooth transition.
Please contact the Student Services Center with questions or concerns by emailing studentservices@drake.edu, visiting the office located in Olmsted, or calling 515-271-2000. If you have technical issues or questions, please submit a Drake ID Issue ticket, call 515-271-3001, or visit the lower level of Carnegie Hall.
— Scott Law, Public Safety