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Keiron Dalton: “It’s difficult to establish trust without something ubiquitous. That’s why we look at the phone.”

In a recent interview with Expert Insights, Keiron Dalton, Vice President and UK Country Manager at Prove, spoke about how Phone-Centric Identity™ can help us regain confidence in our digital accounts.

“We’re trying to create a consistent method of proving digital identity using the phone number as the conduit to determine the identity,” Dalton says. “From that point forward, we can determine everything we need to ensure that individuals can be onboarded, rather than entering a multitude of different data points. We’re trying to give organizations confidence with just a phone that this person is okay.”

Read Keiron Dalton’s full interview on Expert Insights here.

 

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