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Banks spend heavily on proving the same facts about the same customers again and again. A customer verified for a checking account is often re-verified for a mortgage, a card, a business account or a partner product, each time collecting documents, each time creating another copy of sensitive data to store and defend. Meanwhile the paper trail that supports all this is exactly what fraudsters have learned to forge.

Banking | iDen2 sector

What changes with iDen2

Issued once, verified anywhere

iDen2 lets a bank turn the result of a check it has already done into a reusable digital credential the customer holds on their phone. Other departments, branches and approved partners can verify it in seconds without re-collecting anything, and the customer shares only the specific fact required, that they are over 18, or resident in a given country, rather than a full identity document. If circumstances change, the bank cancels the credential and every future check reflects that immediately. iDen2 doesn't replace a bank's due diligence; it makes the outcome portable.