Reusable Identity Product Market Map
Click here for a high resolution version of this image. Reusable Identity Products Market Map The market for reusable identity is heating up. With Liminal anticipating the Reusable ID market to reach 267B by 2027, who is actually building reusable ID products? It turns out, it’s harder to answer that question than you might expect. […]
Episode 20 – Nick Thomas: Finicity’s Journey from Personal Finance App to $985M Acquisition for their Open Banking Platform
Episode 20: Nick Thomas – Finicity’s Journey from Personal Finance App to $985M Acquisition for their Open Banking Platform In this episode, we talk with Nick Thomas, cofounder of Finicity, which was acquired by Mastercard, where Nick went on to be the EVP of Global Open Finance Innovation. Nick has a fascinating career that has paralleled […]
Five Potential Business Models of Reusable Identity
Credit to Simon Lee on Unsplash for the image, Grandview Research for the identity verification market size and Liminal for the Reusable ID market size estimate. Five Potential Business Models of Reusable Identity While many top identity companies are pursuing reusable ID, no one is sure how it will play out from a business model perspective. […]
Episode 19: Jacques von Benecke: Launching National-Scale Self Sovereign Identity in Bhutan
Episode 19: Jacques von Benecke: Launching National-Scale Self Sovereign Identity in Bhutan In this episode, we talk with Jacques von Benecke, CTO of DHI, the commercial and investment arm of the government of Bhutan. If you haven’t heard, Bhutan has launched one of the most complete SSI ecosystems in the world! We spent most of […]
Episode 18: Jon Gelsey: Identity product GTM insight from Auth0’s early days
Episode 18: Jon Gelsey: Identity product GTM insight from Auth0’s early days Kicking off season two of the Future of Identity podcast, we talk with Jon Gelsey, founding CEO of Auth0 Inc, which sold to Okta for $6.5B, as well as the CEO of Xnor.ai which he sold to Apple for $200m. In this episode, […]
Podcast Season 2 + The Future of Identity Newsletter
Podcast Season 2 + The Future of Identity Newsletter January 10th, 2024 is a big day for Trinsic. We’re launching the second season of our industry-leading podcast, The Future of Identity. We’re also adding a weekly newsletter to share the latest developments from the IDtech world. After coining the term #IDtech to describe “products that […]
10 Predictions for IDtech in 2024
10 Predictions for IDtech in 2024 The start of a new year is always a great time to reflect on where we are and speculate about where we’re going. As I’ve spent time pondering these questions, I thought it’d be fun to document some specific predictions about 2024. I do not have any special information […]
Feature: Trinsic Prize Winners from the Decentralized Identity Foundation Hackathon
Trinsic Prize Winners from the Decentralized Identity Foundation Hackathon Trinsic sponsored the Decentralized Identity Foundation’s hackathon running from October 26, 2023 – December 3, 2023. Our goal was to encourage developers to think creatively about how to give users more control of their data using verifiable credentials. To kick off the hackathon our Head of […]
Trinsic Launches Reusable Identity Powered by Verifiable Credentials and Passkeys
Trinsic Launches Reusable Identity Powered by Verifiable Credentials and Passkeys SALT LAKE CITY: Dec. 13, 2023 – Trinsic, a market-leading reusable identity platform, launches its newest product, Trinsic Connect, a one-click identity verification solution utilizing verifiable credentials, digital wallets, and passkeys. Applications can now instantly verify and onboard new users through Trinsic’s reusable identity network. […]
Zero Knowledge Proofs in the Trinsic Platform with BBS Signatures
Introduction to Zero Knowledge Proofs It’s no secret that zero-knowledge proofs are one of the biggest buzzwords in technology right now. With constant hacks and user data leaks, innovations that can enhance our privacy without hindering user experience are desirable. The idea behind zero knowledge proofs is that you can prove a statement is true […]
