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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.

Learn how the Prove Identity Platform delivers unified identity infrastructure for the AI era — replacing fragmented verification, authentication, and fraud tools with one persistent, connected system.

Learn why tokenization is the key to AI-ready identity, enabling persistent, privacy-preserving, and fraud-resistant identity infrastructure at scale.

As AI-powered bots and synthetic identity fraud industrialize marketplace abuse at unprecedented scale, digital platforms must shift from point-in-time fraud prevention toward continuous, intelligence-driven trust infrastructure to protect users and preserve platform integrity.

Learn how GSMA TS.43 is transforming mobile identity verification and how Prove leverages it to reduce reliance on SMS OTP while delivering stronger, device-bound authentication.

Prove is expanding its Ireland operations to support global product development and growth, reinforcing the country’s role as a central hub for the company’s product development, culture and international growth.

Industry veteran, Adi Marom, will lead global customer success and services as Prove accelerates adoption of identity infrastructure across its expanding customer base

Prove welcomes Adi Marom as Chief Customer Officer, bringing a bold vision for customer partnership, innovation, and the future of identity and fraud prevention.

Learn how verified identity pre-fill transforms digital account onboarding by replacing manual data entry with authenticated identity attributes, improving conversion rates while strengthening fraud detection.

Explore how the Prove Identity Graph extends verified human identity to securely authorize AI agents through device-bound cryptographic trust and a reusable identity passport that enables safe, scalable agentic commerce.

Explore key marketplace risk trends for 2026, from identity-driven trust and safety strategies to fraud prevention and building resilient digital platforms.

As AI agents begin transacting on behalf of humans, the lack of a unified identity standard is creating a trust crisis in agentic commerce, one that Prove’s Know Your Agent (KYA) framework aims to solve by securely linking every agent action back to a verified human.