Prove Blog

Prove launches its inaugural Executive Advisory Board, uniting banking, payments, and AI leaders to build trust infrastructure for the agentic economy.

Explore key insights from Marketplace Risk Management Conference leaders at DoorDash and Wolt on how AI-driven fraud, deepfakes, and bot attacks are reshaping marketplace trust and safety. Learn why continuous identity verification and proactive fraud prevention are becoming essential to protecting platform integrity across the entire customer journey.

Ownera brings Prove’s identity and authentication technology to its SuperApps platform, helping enable secure, compliant access and trusted identity verification across tokenized financial markets and digital asset ecosystems.

In a recent interview on NYSE Live, Prove CEO Rodger Desai shared his perspective on one of the biggest challenges emerging in the AI economy: trust.

Digital marketplaces depend on trust to drive growth, reduce fraud, and improve user experiences. This blog explores how modern identity verification and phone-centric identity intelligence help marketplaces increase conversion, prevent account abuse, and scale globally with confidence.

The FIDO Alliance’s new standards for agentic commerce mark a major step toward trusted AI-driven transactions, but they leave a critical question unanswered: how to verify the real identities behind AI agents. This article explores the gaps in AP2 and Verifiable Intent (VI) protocols and why foundational identity infrastructure will determine whether agentic commerce can scale securely.

Prove and Velocity have partnered to bring trusted identity verification to the global stablecoin economy, helping enterprises, banks, and payment providers enable secure, compliant cross-border payments and treasury operations.

Spinwheel’s Credit Data AI Lab also integrates with Prove’s industry-leading identity platform to anchor on a foundation of trusted identity.

Prove has joined the Better Identity Coalition to help shape the future of secure, privacy-first digital identity in the United States. In this announcement, Chief Legal Officer Mitch Bompey outlines Prove’s commitment to advancing trusted identity standards that improve security, accessibility, and consumer trust in the digital economy.

Prove joins the World Economic Forum’s Unicorn Innovator Community as new research highlights the surge in AI-driven fraud, deepfakes, and the urgent need for more resilient, data-driven approaches to digital identity and trust.

When even the Pope fails identity verification, it’s clear legacy systems are broken. Prove Unified Authentication delivers secure, seamless identity verification that moves with users.

Prove launches the Prove Identity Platform, a unified trust layer that transforms identity verification from a one-time event into a persistent foundation for verifying people, businesses, and AI agents in real time. Built on 12 years of authenticated identity history, the platform delivers adaptive authentication, advanced fraud protection, and proactive identity monitoring across the entire customer lifecycle.