Banks still verify identity with document uploads, manual review queues and one-time codes that attackers intercept. Every check costs money, adds friction, and proves less than it looks like it proves.
Customer holds a state-issued credential
Presents it from their wallet
You verify it cryptographically
Instant, audit-ready decision
11pm. A new customer opens your app, shares their driving licence from their wallet, and is approved in seconds. No photo upload, no review queue, no drop-off.
Replaces/Document upload and manual review.
A customer signs in by tapping their phone. The credential is bound to the device, so a stolen password or an intercepted code gets an attacker nowhere.
Replaces/Passwords and SMS one-time codes.
A high-value payment needs sign-off. At the moment of approval, you confirm the approver actually holds that authority, not merely that they are logged in.
Replaces/Assuming a logged-in user is an authorised one.
Once verified, the customer carries a reusable credential you issued, and breezes through every future check, in your app or with a partner.
Replaces/Re-running onboarding for every interaction.
Your agents and pipelines touch core systems. Each action is issued short-lived, scoped authority, traced to the human who authorised it.
Replaces/Standing service accounts nobody can attribute.
You buy the outcome. The products that deliver it stay underneath, and every one of them is answering the same question.
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