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Jumio honored for hybrid approach to authentication

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Jumio announced its Netverify solution was named the winner in the best authentication technology category by the 2018 SC Awards organized by SC Magazine.

Netverify was recognized for helping companies conduct secure real-time mobile and web transactions by confirming the authenticity of users’ faces, documents and identification credentials from more than 200 countries.

“We are proud to be recognized as the top technology in authentication by the 2018 SC Awards,” said Stephen Stuut, CEO of Jumio. “More companies are recognizing the important role that identity is playing in the digital transformation movement and the ability to successfully operate a secure business online without sacrificing user experience.”

Last week Jumio reported that it has achieved the best sales quarter in company history and that it is now processing more than 120 million identity verifications.

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