Civic Secure Identity Ecosystem

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• Civic is another high-profile company working in this area, enabling users to share and manage their verified identity data via a blockchain.

  

• As we release Hilo to a global audience, we want to have systems in place to verify the real identities of our users. Civic provides a way to authenticate all our community members with ease.

• Kastle is excited to partner with Civic, not only for Know Your Customer (KYC) services during our token sale, but as a key part of the Kastle identity verification system for all users.

• Through its decentralized architecture with blockchain and biometrics, the Civic platform will provide us with the most secure multi-factor authentication process to control and protect the identities of our users.

• Civic is the logical choice. The reusable KYC solution pretty much takes on the heavy lifting of verifying potential founders on our company creation platform.

• With Civic Technologies, our platform will make it easier for everyone, so mortgages can be approved and funded faster.

• We are very proud to announce a partnership with Civic and share their commitment to creating a world where people decide how they share personal information.

• We are looking forward to bringing the benefits of decentralized identity to our developer community.

• Migrating to Civic was the natural thing to do for a blockchain startup such as ours. Trust and security are extremely important in the fintech space and we believe that logging in with a simple password or seed is simply not enough.

• Civic is one of those rare blockchain projects that has its act together. And fills a real need. We’re glad to be working with them.

• We’re looking forward to our partnership with Civic to explore solutions that leverage the best of blockchain-based identity and mobile security to create a safer, private user experience that will benefit our telecom partners users across the globe.

• Civic shares our values around privacy and protecting user information, and we’re excited to work with them to offer Civic Reusable KYC, which will be key to ensuring security and privacy on our publisher network.

• Civic is keeping user data safe in a way which provides higher accuracy for businesses at lower cost.

  

• We’re happy to offer Civic login to provide a better user experience for the 150 million people a month who visit wikiHow.

  

• We are fanatical about user security and are happy to be able to provide further protection for our customer’s identities and financial assets from the growing trends of cyber fraud and identity theft.

  

• The Civic team have a peerless reputation when it comes to providing tangible solutions that correspond with the ever-changing threats to personal data online.

  

• Votem was founded to improve free and fair elections around the globe and with our partnership with Civic, we know that we have a solid partner to help us achieve our mission.

  

• By outsourcing our KYC services to Civic, we mitigate the risk of attracting hackers and identity thieves that are usually associated with traditional data management services in centralized systems that serve as a single point of failure.

  

• Civic is recognized by OWI as a ‘Featured Company’ in our Solution Providers category because of its unique application of blockchain technology in the identity space.

• CapLinked is excited to be offering Civic as a seamless integration to our customers and to be working closely with Civic to develop innovative, secure identity verification products as we move forward with our blockchain project.

  

• One of the many benefits of working with Civic is that their protocol actually allows for the verification of, for instance, high school diplomas and other certificates associated with user profiles.

  

• Civic became the first company to turn identity theft protection into truly warning you before the identity theft truck hits you.

  

• The bottom line is that Americans are not in control of when and where their personal information is being used and we plan to change that.