OneID® published the Ofcom Vet your vendor resource sets out questions platforms should ask their age assurance providers covering performance testing, circumvention risks, and user appeal.
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Ofcom’s ‘Vet your vendor’ resource sets out questions platforms should ask their age assurance providers. At OneID, we welcome the difficult questions. The resource cove…
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OneID®
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- IT Services and IT Consulting
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- Manchester, GB
- Company size
- 11–50 employees
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OneID® simplifies and secures the digital journeys of individuals and businesses and helps them reach their goals faster. OneID® is a global digital verification services provider that confirms a person's identity and age in seconds using multiple methods: bank-verified identity, document authentication, on-device facial age estimation, mobile network age checks, digital wallet credentials and intersectional eIDs. Over 50 million adults in the UK can prove their age and identity and stay safe using the simplest, fastest and safest digital identity verification method from OneID®. OneID® helps businesses speed up their customer verification and onboarding process, elevate customer experience, increase sales, lower operational costs, and, most importantly, reduce fraud.
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