Jumio has expanded its digital identity acceptance network to more than 60 countries through a new integration with gateway provider Trinsic.
The expansion allows businesses to verify users using government-issued digital credentials, such as Singapore’s Singpass and European eIDs, without managing country-specific accreditations.
The integration targets financial institutions and fintechs looking to streamline customer onboarding and meet local KYC requirements.
As digital credentials increasingly coexist with physical documents, the partnership removes the need for cross-border companies to build separate verification systems.
This applies across different jurisdictions.
The updated platform enriches basic credential checks with biometric authentication and liveness detection.
Jumio uses global data to assess risk signals during the onboarding process, consolidating the workflow into a single verification channel.
The identity verification provider began accepting Brazil’s digital driver’s license in early 2025. It processed more than one million verifications, using QR code and biometric cross-checks against government databases.
The company plans to apply a similar approach to emerging formats mandated by initiatives like the European eIDAS 2.0 framework.
“Our job is to make sure our customers are always ahead of the curve with each new government mandate, wallet format, or fraud vector,”
said Philipp Pointner, Chief of Digital Identity, Jumio.
The integration also supports major wallet providers like Apple and Google, allowing users to verify their identities using credentials already stored on their mobile devices.
“By integrating Trinsic’s acceptance network, Jumio’s customers can now instantly verify customers through mobile driver’s licenses, eIDs, and reusable credentials,”
said Riley Hughes, CEO and Co-founder, Trinsic.
The unified platform aims to consolidate identity workflows for businesses operating internationally, reducing the technical burden of navigating fragmented digital credential standards.
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