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IDnow partners for continuous risk intelligence, joins French EUDI Wallet team

Strategic partnership with Trustfull to combine IDV with multi signal fraud prevention
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IDnow partners for continuous risk intelligence, joins French EUDI Wallet team
 

IDnow and Trustfull have formed a strategic partnership to offer businesses a more adaptive, end‑to‑end approach to fraud prevention. The collaboration will combine identity verification with real‑time digital and behavioral intelligence.

The partnership aims to extend identity assurance beyond point‑in‑time checks at onboarding, which are seen as inadequate to defend against fraud that is increasing in frequency and sophistication. Organizations now increasingly need continuous visibility into risk across the entire customer lifecycle.

“The threat landscape has never been more complex, and fraud can occur at any stage of the customer journey,” says Simon Peralta, VP of global partners and international sales at IDnow.

“By bringing together high‑quality signals from partners like Trustfull within a single platform, we give our customers a single source of truth for risk decisions, without the complexity of managing multiple vendor relationships.”

IDnow’s biometrics and identity verification capabilities will be integrated with Trustfull’s digital risk signals, which analyze attributes such as email, phone, device, IP and browser data. Trustfull’s technology helps detect indicators of fraud including disposable credentials, device spoofing and proxy usage.

The companies’ combined solution correlates identity, behavioral, device and digital signals in real time. This enables businesses to move from static KYC checks to continuous risk assessment. The approach is intended to protect against a wide range of threats including synthetic identities, behavioral anomalies and account‑takeover attacks.

The partnership is built around the IDnow Trust Platform, which provides unified access to multiple identity verification methods and fraud detection signals. It is designed to support evolving regulatory frameworks including eIDAS 2.0, AMLR and PSD3.

“Our partnership with IDnow reflects a growing industry need for multi-layered fraud prevention, where identity verification is combined with broader digital intelligence to deliver stronger protection for businesses,” says Alex Tonello, SVP of global partnerships at Trustfull.

IDnow formed a partnership last year with Keyless to build biometric MFA into its IDV and digital signature solutions for “continuous trust.”

IDnow signs MoU with France Titres to support France’s EUDI Wallet rollout

IDnow’s work in digital identity spans from business fraud prevention to consumer ID wallets.

The company has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with France Titres, the French national agency for secure documents (ANTS), to support the rollout of the European Digital Identity Wallet (EUDI Wallet) in France.

Under the agreement, IDnow will adapt its identity verification processes and technology to ensure full compatibility with the EUDI Wallet and help build a wallet‑ready ecosystem ahead of the EU’s planned 2027 launch.

“Signing this MoU reflects IDnow’s deep commitment to the responsible and timely deployment of the EUDI Wallet across Europe,” says Liudmyla Rabchynska, director of global regulatory and government affairs at IDnow.

“By working hand-in-hand with France Titres and fellow ecosystem partners, we can help deliver a wallet infrastructure that is both technically robust and genuinely trusted by citizens and businesses alike.”

A host of names familiar to Biometric Update readers — including Atos, CLR Labs, Fime, Hopae, id3, Infineon, Linxens, Namirial, Thales, Unissey, among many others — have signed MoUs to work together on the launch of France’s implementation of the EUDI Wallet, with France Titres included in the collaboration agreement.

“The signatories are coordinating their communication efforts to raise awareness among citizens, as well as public and private stakeholders, with a view to the widespread adoption of the digital identity wallet, which represents a fundamental gain in terms of security, digital trust and the protection of personal data and public freedoms,” the MoU said.

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