Attest
Verify once, reuse everywhere
Client identities and brand marks are anonymised. Names, logos and interfaces shown are not real companies or real projects.
- Sector
- Digital identity
- Location
- Dubai, UAE
- Year
- 2026
- Kickoff to production
- 19 weeks
A reusable identity wallet: one verified check, shared as a signed attestation carrying only the fields the other side needs.
Customers of a brokerage group verified themselves separately for each licensed entity, uploading the same documents four times. Copies of identity papers accumulated in four systems, and every duplicate was a liability nobody wanted to hold.
Verify once, properly
Document authenticity, liveness and screening run once to a standard every entity accepts, with the underlying documents held in a single vault.
Share fields, not files
The customer approves a named set of attributes. The requester receives a signed attestation and never receives the documents at all.
Dated and revocable
Every attestation carries a validity period and can be revoked, so a stale check expires instead of quietly ageing inside someone's database.
Onboarding an existing customer to a second entity fell from days to seconds, and redundant document stores were decommissioned.
What changed
- Verified identity
- Reuse once
- Minimal fields
- Signed attestations
- Per customer
- Fewer document stores
- Go
- Postgres
- Ethereum
- Next.js
- Sumsub
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