Prove’s John Greene on Marketplace Risk Podcast | “The Importance of Phones When it Comes to Reducing Fraud and Optimizing Onboarding”
Listen to John Greene speak about the power of the phone-centric identity.
I recently had the pleasure of speaking with Elle Tucker of Marketplace Risk about the power of the phone-centric identity to prevent fraud, reduce onboarding times, and boost revenue. Listen to the full podcast to hear our conversation about the importance of our phones, and how a simple phone number can make a huge difference to online security thanks to Prove’s cutting edge technology.
Listen to the full podcast here.
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John has been a technology executive for 15+ years, the past five years in digital identity. As Prove's Vice President of Marketplaces and Global Sales, John helps organizations develop their identity verification strategies, maximizing the value of their digital channel while creating trust. Before Prove, John was Head of Marketplaces, Gig Economy, and Big Tech at Mitek, a leader in identity verification. Before Mitek, John led North America and APAC businesses for Gracenote, working with digital media content providers, digital distributors, and device manufacturers across the globe.
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