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Google, launch, Google Maps, Texas, PassPort, Google Pay, payment terminals
TrustPay has launched a new identity verification process for new clients, to support the onboarding process.
TrustPay, identity verification, onboarding, iD, PassPort, ecommerce merchants, POS, ATM acquiring
easyJet, cyberattack, fraud, ICO, data regulator, credit cards, PassPort, unauthorised access
Maarten Wegdam and Wil Janssen, co-founders of InnoValor/ReadID, describe how NFC can lead to an optimal mobile KYC process and what this means for Open Banking
NFC, KYC, mobile identity verification, digital identity, InnoValor, ReadID, Open Banking, banking, smartphone, border control, digital signing, PassPort
Coinbase, Oobit, launch, cryptocurrency, Skyscanner, integrated fiat gateway, digital assets, KYC, PassPort, security, personal information, wallet, encryption, identity theft, onboarding, exchanges
RBC, launch, digital identity verification, government, Canada, mobile app, PassPort, driver’s licenses, bank
Cryptocurrency payment processor BitPay has announced the introduction of new identity verification measures for certain high-value payments, refunds, and payouts.
BitPay, photo ID, Bitcoin, cryptocurrency, US, payments, payouts, refunds, ID verification, identity, Social Security Number, PassPort, digital assets, digital currency
GEMADEC and Daon have set up a mobile application with facial recognition technology on behalf of the Moroccan Interprofessional Pension Fund (CIMR).
GEMADEC, Daon, facial recognition, CIMR, North Africa, mobile app, pensions, payments, banking, government, biometrics, identity, authentication, digital onboarding, voice biometrics, facial recognition, PassPort, security
Namibia’s Government Institutions Pension Fund has required that recipients receiving a monthly pension benefit from GIPF register their biometrics.
Namibia, verification, pension, fund, recipients, GIPF, biometrics, iD, card, annuitants, PassPort, guardianship certificate, Registration, fingerprint
Marriott International has affirmed that, in the previous advertised data breach, only 383 million people were affected, not 500 million customers.
Marriott, breach, payments, cards, fraud, attack, fraudster, PassPort, identity