The Digital Identity Network

Read the White Paper: Trust is needed for digital economies to thrive, verifying digital identity as part of the onboarding process is the first critical step.

Taking a Risk-

Based Approach

A Look Inside the Digital

Identity Network

Orchestration enables businesses to shift the focus

from an identity method to mitigating the evolving risk

associated with doing business in the digital economy,

such as fraud, compliance, access, security and

customer satisfaction.

This risk-based approach provides a holistic view of

identity challenges. Viewing them as a whole provides

context, so companies can leverage the capabilities

of a digital identity network in a way that makes sense

for their business. These companies can focus on the

strategic rather than the tactical.

A digital identity network that’s agile, optimized and

diversified can help manage risk while accounting for

the evolving nature of identity.

Agile

How a digital identity network adapts to the business

context may be determined by many factors, including:

• Location of the business and customers

• Applicable regulations

• Consumer adoption of technology

• Company size and industry

• The purpose of verification or authentication, such

as customer onboarding or authorizing payments

• Identity attributes to be verified, authenticated

or screened, including personally identifiable

information, ID documents, behavior and

biometrics

Any change in these factors cause the business

context to shift, and the digital identity network adapts

accordingly. For example, a business could create

custom verification processes based on each type

of customer and transaction. For account creation,

businesses may only need a KYC check against a

few data attributes. For higher-risk transactions,

businesses may want a higher level of assurance

against fraud.

To establish that trust and safety, the business could

add layers of verification, such as ID document

verification. The more layers used to establish identity,

the greater the level of assurance and a reduced

likelihood of impersonation, account takeover or fraud.

A digital identity network that’s agile,

optimized and diversified can help

manage risk while accounting for the

evolving nature of identity.

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Trulioo — White Paper

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