The internet is better when you can trust the person on the other end
connectID is the independent hub that connects merchants to identity issuers
How does connectID work?
The identity ecosystem
Consumers use their digital ID to log into sites without having to remember passwords, fill out forms, or prove who they are with their driver’s licence.
Merchants and service providers check customer information through identity issuers.
connectID is the hub that enables everyone to talk to each other without individual arrangements.
Identity issuers host consumer identities, and take responsibility for providing information to the network.
What can you do with connectID?
Customer onboarding
Age verification
Mobile phone/payment plan
Gig economy
Disaster response identity verification
Concessional loan application
Accessible ID for people with disability
Insurance claim
Hospital admission
Secure hotel check-in
COVID safety
One swipe supermarket check-out
In the media
“a move that seeks to place the company at the heart of identity broking for payments”
ITNews, Jul 2020
“a new way of securely identifying consumers making payments in the digital world”
Retail World , Jul 2020
“consumer would use biometric technology already built into their device … and their online banking app to authenticate”
Fintech Business, March 2020
“creation of a common, localised digital identity platform using existing infrastructure players is likely to be appealing to banks”
The Payers, February 2020
Want to get your customers using connectID?
I’m a merchant or service provider and I want to make identity requests
I want to provide my customers with digital identities they can use online
I’m a solution provider, and my customers want to make identity requests
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