2026-10-28
Per Henrikson
A Brisbane-founded anti-money laundering screening service has launched a new identity-verification solution that aims to assist Australian businesses navigate the Tranche 2 anti-money laundering reforms.
First Advantage Corporation (NASDAQ: FA), a global software and data company, and ID.me, a market-leading digital identity wallet, announced the launch of their Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA)-compliant digital identity verification product for recruitment, hiring, and onboarding.
Under the arrangement, Trinsic will supply the infrastructure that powers Ondato’s new digital identity capability. The deal comes as several EU member states begin launching wallets under the European Digital Identity (EUDI) framework.
2027-08-20
Ian Fleming
The country’s chip-based national identity card, first piloted in Cluj county, is now issued nationally, with more than EUR 150 million in European funds financing the first batches in 2026.
Passports stay mandatory and no border rule changes. What the certification creates is the compliance layer governments would need before digital travel credentials are accepted across borders.
Many UK adults are also likely to have to confirm that they are not under-age by using one of the proposed measures, which are subject to government approval.
2026-11-04
Per Henrikson
Police use AI to review evidence, resolve identities, link cases, trace money, and detect synthetic media. The biggest gains come from connecting data sources, not from any single tool.
Tracer Labs opened Trust ID, its enterprise identity platform, to businesses of every size. Trust ID gives a website memory. It recognizes who's behind each anonymous visit and how ready they are to buy. When an AI agent visits a site for a customer, Trust ID knows which customer sent it.
Zoom became a household name during the pandemic. Now it wants to be known for a lot more than video calls. At Zoomtopia 2026, the company’s annual event, Zoom showed off new features designed to help you look better, sound clearer and get more done.
The Thai government is stepping up efforts to combat online scams by working with Meta to tighten identity verification requirements for advertisers on social media platforms, with a “No ID, No Ads” policy set to take effect in early November 2026.
