Prove in the News

BiometricUpdate covers Prove's Executive Advisory Board, launched to determine who is responsible when an AI agent completes a transaction on a consumer's behalf. Prove's Adi Marom says the company's decade of signals rooted in human digital behavior gives it an edge AI cannot replicate, and the board will help shape trust infrastructure for agentic commerce.

Prove has appointed biometrics industry veteran Frances Zelazny as General Manager of New Market Innovations to lead the development of privacy-preserving biometric and KYC compliance solutions. The move expands Prove’s digital identity platform with continuous, quantum-resistant identity assurance designed to combat AI-driven fraud and strengthen trust across the customer lifecycle.

Prove launched an Executive Advisory Board to tackle the trust and accountability challenges AI agents create when they browse, decide, and transact on behalf of consumers. The board's first meeting brought together executives from Barclays, Visa, USAA, TD, FanDuel, and other banking, payments, and AI-native companies to shape how Prove assigns responsibility when autonomous software initiates a transaction.

CX Today examines the "identity gap" breaking dynamic customer journeys, where fragmented CRM, CDP, and IAM data leave businesses unsure whether they're recognizing the same customer across channels. Prove's Mary Ann Miller warns that AI-driven personalization breaks down when the underlying data feeds, or "data fuses," fail silently and the system acts on outdated or incorrect information.

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

Prove's Mary Ann Miller joined the Business of Cybersecurity podcast to discuss how AI is reshaping fraud, identity, and cybersecurity. She explained why one-time login checks are breaking down and why organizations need continuous identity verification that evaluates trust signals throughout the 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.

BiometricUpdate's roundup on identity verification as compliance infrastructure covers Prove's integration into stablecoin payment platform Velocity, targeting banks, cross-border payment providers, and enterprises building programmable treasury solutions. The piece frames the partnership as part of a broader shift from one-time identity checks to continuous, workflow-integrated compliance.

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.

Solutions Review's May 15 identity management roundup covers Prove's partnership with Velocity, which pairs Velocity's payments and treasury platform with Prove's identity network to close the trust gap between stablecoin payments and enterprise adoption.

Prove and Velocity are combining forces to close the gap between fast-moving stablecoin infrastructure and the identity checks enterprises need to trust it. The partnership gives CFOs and treasury teams a way to move capital on stablecoin rails while compliance and risk teams get the verification they require.

Prove and Velocity partner to bring verified identity to enterprise stablecoin payments, pairing Velocity's payments and treasury platform with Prove's identity network, which verifies 90% of digitally active people worldwide. The deal targets banks, cross-border payment providers, and global enterprises that need compliant, verified stablecoin transactions at scale.