What Is DIATF and Why Does It Matter for Your Business
The UK Digital Identity and Attributes Trust Framework sets the global benchmark for identity verification. Here is what it means for your business and why certification matters.
Rohan Le Page
Seven Things That Make Self-Sovereign Identity Different
Self-sovereign identity is not a marketing term. It is a fundamentally different approach to how personal data is stored, controlled, and shared. Here are seven things that set it apart.
The $50 Million Question. Why Australian Privacy Penalties Should Change How You Handle Customer Data.
Australian privacy penalties jumped from $2.22 million to $50 million overnight. Here is what that means for any business that stores customer identity data, and how to remove the risk entirely.
How ShareRing Protects Your Identity. The Three Verification Levels.
Not all identity verification is equal. ShareRing operates across three distinct levels of assurance. Here is what each one means and when it matters.
Digital KYC vs Traditional KYC. There Is No Comparison.
Photocopying a passport is not KYC. It does not confirm the document is genuine, does not screen sanctions lists, and does not produce an audit trail. Here is what digital KYC actually looks like and why the comparison is not close.
KYC Costs $2,500 Per Client. It Does Not Have To.
The average KYC review costs $2,598 per corporate client. Banks spend $60 million a year on compliance. Reusable digital identity credentials cut those costs by up to 60 percent. Here is how.
Lawyers, Accountants and Real Estate Professionals: Get Compliant Before July 1.
I have spoken to lawyers, real estate agents and accountants over the last six months. Almost every one of them gives me the same look when I bring up Tranche 2. Here is exactly what the law now requires, broken down by profession, with every AUSTRAC link you need.
I Hate Digital ID, So We Built the Version That Doesn’t Suck
By Rohan Le Page Let me say the quiet part out loud. I hate Digital ID. Not the idea of verifying something online, but the