Yes, but that it can be temperamental and finicky. If you have a rooted phone currently you need to trick a different service called play protect into thinking that your device is kosher, so to speak; different updates from Google can and have broken the processes that have worked in the past.

Needless to say a solution needs to be robust, the possibility to not access your gov id because a private company changed a process and decides you don't get to use the same loophole you've used till now isn't great from a technical or security standpoint. I would imagine it's even more frustrating for non-US citizens as their government is relying on a foreign company with a notably bad track record of keeping services available.

It's not that such a technology is hard to make, it's more about adoption. Even better than a particular product we could gather around would be a set of standards that the community could build various products around (so long as they meet those standards). That however feels unlikely from the current US administration and based on the EU's recent GitHub proclamation on their age verification act.