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Faster KYC with verified identity data
Banks, lenders, insurers, and payment providers must verify customer identity and meet SCA requirements. Proveium provides the verified identity data your KYC process needs — without storing customer PII on our servers. Your team makes the CDD decision; we provide the cryptographic evidence.
What Proveium enables
- Account opening — verified identity claim bundles
- Enhanced due diligence for high-risk customers
- Strong customer authentication (SCA) for PSD2
- AML compliance without central data stores
Relevant regulations
Healthcare
Staff credentialing, patient identity, and NHS compliance
NHS trusts, private clinics, and health tech platforms need to verify staff credentials, patient identity, and handle sensitive health claims under strict data minimisation rules. Proveium keeps health data on-device.
What Proveium enables
- Clinician credential verification (NMC, GMC registration)
- Fit-and-proper-person checks under HSCA
- NHS DSPT-aligned staff onboarding (DSPT certification pending)
- Patient identity without centralising health data
Relevant regulations
Age-Restricted Platforms
Privacy-preserving age verification for online and in-person
Online platforms, retailers, and venues subject to age-gating requirements can verify age using zero-knowledge proofs — users prove they are over 18 without revealing their date of birth or any personal data.
What Proveium enables
- Online Safety Act compliance for adult content platforms
- Gambling Commission age verification
- Challenge 25 for retail and hospitality
- Age-gated API endpoints with audit receipts
Relevant regulations
HR & Recruitment
Right-to-work, safeguarding, and employment checks
Employers, recruiters, and organisations working with vulnerable people need identity verification for right-to-work checks, safeguarding compliance, and employment credentialing.
What Proveium enables
- Right-to-work verification (Home Office IDVT certification in progress)
- Right-to-rent identity checks (IDVT certification in progress)
- DBS check facilitation — coming soon
- KCSiE safeguarding checks for education providers
Relevant regulations
Legal Services
SRA-compliant client identity verification
Law firms and legal tech platforms must verify client identity under SRA Regulations and AML obligations. Proveium provides the verified identity data your due diligence process requires, without storing client PII on our servers.
What Proveium enables
- Client onboarding under SRA AML rules
- Identity verification for property transactions
- Ongoing monitoring — verified credentials that expire
- Audit receipts for regulatory inspection
Relevant regulations
Technology & SaaS
Enterprise identity without centralising user data
SaaS products and digital platforms adding identity verification can use Proveium's API to meet security and compliance requirements — ISO 27001, SOC 2, GDPR — without building a data store that becomes a liability.
What Proveium enables
- Identity verification at account creation
- Step-up authentication for sensitive actions
- B2B identity for enterprise customer onboarding
- Compliance evidence for ISO 27001 and SOC 2 audits
Relevant regulations
Digital Identity & Government
Trust framework-aligned portable digital credentials
Identity providers, government services, and relying parties can use Proveium's DIATF-aligned, W3C VC-compatible platform to issue and verify portable digital credentials across trust frameworks.
What Proveium enables
- DIATF-aligned identity proofing and verification
- eIDAS 2.0 / EUDI Wallet compatible credentials
- W3C Verifiable Credentials issuance and verification
- Cross-border identity for international deployments
Relevant regulations
One architecture.
Every jurisdiction.
Because Proveium never stores personal data on its servers, adding a new jurisdiction means encoding its rules — not building new infrastructure. The same on-device, zero-knowledge design that satisfies UK GDPR also satisfies HIPAA, CCPA, LGPD, and PDPA without separate implementations.