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Ascertaining a user’s age used to involve simple self-declaration or rudimentary checks, but technologies like facial recognition and rigorous identity verification offer a more accurate form of determination.

Even though we’re all acclimated to using them, passwords simply do not provide an adequate level of security.

Industry leaders gathered at Prove's Improve Connect summit to discuss balancing frictionless digital experiences with the threat of AI-powered fraud. Experts from companies like Coinbase, Bluevine, and Google shared insights on navigating the challenges and opportunities of emerging technologies.

Digital identity theft is the new frontier of crime, where criminals steal our online "keys" to unlock financial accounts, social media, and even medical records, causing widespread damage and eroding trust in the digital world. Companies inadvertently contribute to this problem by failing to adequately protect user data with secure software development practices.

As organizations in the UK prioritize business growth through online transactions, establishing trust & safety with users is rapidly becoming the critical element that offers a competitive advantage.

In his latest Forbes article, Rodger explains how leveraging SIM technology can offer a practical and privacy-conscious way to verify age online.

There are over 8 billion people alive on earth, and their growing expectations around frictionless and secure digital experiences are continually transforming payments and commerce.

Miller was the featured guest on InfoRisk Today, where she explained some of these rising threats and the corresponding need for better, more rigorous identity verification strategies.

PYMNTS interviewed Prove CMO Brad Rosenfeld for the most recent episode of, “What’s Next in Payments,”

Introducing the Prove Verified Users℠ solution, a global, seamless identity verification solution that gives users peace of mind when interacting on digital marketplaces.

Prove is excited to announce that Rahul Singh is joining Prove as our Chief Technology Officer.

Identity fraud is a constantly evolving threat, and organizations must develop rigorous strategies to protect themselves and their customers against the efforts of bad actors who use false, stolen, or synthetic identities to perpetrate fraud.