One system. Every identity type — governed, verified, and revocable in seconds.
of all data breaches begin with stolen or compromised credentials — the #1 initial access vector across financial services.
Source: Verizon DBIR 2025
In connected payment ecosystems, one compromised identity cascades simultaneously to every dependent application and vendor — shared blast radius, no containment boundary.
Each provider, vendor and merchant enforces its own identity checks independently. A credential revoked in one system stays active in others — there's no visibility into the combined exposure or blast radius across the ecosystem.
A compromised vendor credential or stale access token at one node propagates risk to every party connected through the same access rails. There is no containment boundary between providers — the kill chain proceeds unimpeded.
Identity verification and access control are handled by separate teams, separate vendors, separate databases. Risk signals from verification never reach the access layer — unverified or suspended entities retain active permissions.
TrustID gives you a single control plane across every identity touching your payment ecosystem — customers, vendors, machines and agents — all governed by one policy, revocable in seconds.
Every identity checked once — customer, vendor, machine or agent. The verified status travels inside every access token automatically. No gaps, no re-checks across providers.
Access rules defined once, centrally. Every connected application enforces the same policy via a lightweight plugin — no bespoke access logic built per vendor, no fragmented rulebooks.
Policy applied at every API call — not just at login. Sensitive actions trigger step-up authentication mid-session. Friction only when risk demands it.
One signal — compromised credential, suspended vendor, flagged KYC — revokes access everywhere in seconds. The blast radius stops at the first alert.
Access rules defined once centrally — applied automatically across every connected application, for every identity type.
Credential theft is the leading cause of breaches in financial services. In a connected ecosystem, ungoverned identities — human or machine — are the entry points every attacker exploits first.
Staff, customers, and partner personnel — each holding credentials that can be stolen, reused, or left active long after they should have been revoked.
Service accounts, APIs, AI agents, and automated pipelines — outnumbering human identities 100:1 and almost entirely ungoverned in most payment ecosystems.
One compromised identity cascades instantly to every connected system. The blast radius is shared — and without a single revocation layer, it's uncontained.
Login providers, KYC vendors and vendor-risk tools each cover a slice — none combine identity verification, vendor lifecycle management and real-time access control in one live system.
Access without verification.
Traditional IAM tools control who logs in — but they don't know whether that identity is actually verified. KYC and access live in separate systems, and risk signals from verification never reach the access layer. TrustID connects the two, embedding verification status into every token so access and trust stay in sync.
Verification in isolation.
KYC tools verify at the point of onboarding — but if a vendor's status changes, their access doesn't. Verification and access remain disconnected. TrustID bridges them: a change in KYC status propagates instantly to access control, across every connected application, without manual intervention.
The fastest-growing blind spot.
Service accounts, APIs, and AI agents now outnumber human identities 100:1 — and most existing tools weren't built to govern them. TrustID applies the same policy to every identity type. Machines and agents get cryptographic identities, the same RBAC model, and the same revocation capability as any human user.
Fragmented tools mean slow revocation.
When identity is spread across multiple tools, revoking access after a breach means reaching each system separately — while the clock is ticking. TrustID provides a single revocation point. One signal closes access everywhere in seconds, shrinking the blast radius before it can compound across connected providers.
TrustID reduces direct cyber risk exposure, accelerates partner revenue activation, cuts the operational cost of identity sprawl, and builds in the controls that protect the business.
Every ungoverned access point is an active risk vector. TrustID gates access by verified identity in real time. A compromised credential, a flagged KYC result or a suspended vendor triggers instant revocation across every connected application in seconds. The exposure window closes before the kill chain advances.
Every week a partner spends waiting to onboard is a week they cannot transact. TrustID replaces manual vetting with a self-service portal and automated identity verification — partners go live in days, under governance from day one. You retain full control while the ecosystem scales.
TrustID's structured audit trail — every login, RBAC decision, token event, KYC outcome, vendor lifecycle change — gives risk teams real-time visibility into who has access, what they can do, and when something changed. Controls that protect the business also provide the evidence when needed.
Managing identity across multiple providers and applications today means fragmented tools, fragmented policies, fragmented visibility. TrustID replaces that with one registry, one access policy engine, one audit trail — and no bespoke access logic rebuilt per provider or per team.
The attack surface doesn't stop at your edge. Every third-party connection extends it. TrustID ensures your identity governance travels with every vendor, partner and automated system.
Fintech partners, payment providers and vendors onboard through a self-service portal — identity-verified with defined access permissions from day one. You define the policy, vendors connect through TrustID but cannot self-provision or escalate their own access. A lightweight plugin enforces the rulebook at every API call, whether the vendor is a large payment processor or a single-person fintech.
Service accounts, automated pipelines and AI agents are governed under the same access model as human users — cryptographic credentials, the same audit trail, the same revocation rules. Addresses the fastest-growing and most ungoverned access gap in cloud-native payment systems.
High-value payment actions trigger a mid-session challenge (face scan, passkey or security key) — without requiring a full re-login. Risk-appropriate friction that doesn't interrupt normal flows. Ensures sensitive actions always require a live, verified signal — not just a cached session.
Results are directional, from a design-user group validating end-to-end flows. Specific before/after figures are being captured for general availability.
TrustID works alongside existing identity providers and KYC vendors. No rip-and-replace. No vendor lock-in. Everything built on open standards your stack already speaks.
TrustID is open for early-access partnerships. Get in touch and we'll set you up with a sandbox environment and a structured pilot scope.