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Yoti is a digital identity company that makes it safer for people to prove who they are. We started by empowering people with a free, reusable digital ID app that minimises the data they share with businesses. We now provide verification solutions across the globe, spanning identity verification, age verification, eSigning and authentication.

Yoti and New College Lanarkshire partner to provide a digital student ID card

Introducing the New College Lanarkshire student digital ID card

We’re helping New College Lanarkshire make life easier for their students with digital ID cards on their phone. The contactless, digital student ID cards are remotely issued via the Yoti app and can be digitally updated in real time. All students need to do is set up a Yoti account, add their photo, student email address and as if by magic, their card will appear on their home screen. No printing plastic, no queuing for photos – just your student ID card delivered straight to your phone. New College Lanarkshire New College Lanarkshire

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Our CEO Robin Tombs is a Meaningful Business 100 Leader for 2020

We’re honoured to see our CEO Robin Tombs be recognised as a Meaningful Business 100 Leader for 2020. This award recognises outstanding business leaders across the world who are combining profit and purpose to help achieve the UN Sustainable Development Goals.  One of the SDGs is to ‘provide legal identity to all’. Since Yoti was founded in 2014, we’ve been fully committed to the concept of digital identity for all. Our commercial activities are centred around online tools and apps that allow people to prove who they are, whilst our social purpose activities support the building of

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ID checks in your website or app

We combine world-leading technology with expert human recognisers to ensure only genuine customers can get through your identity checks. For your customers, it’s as simple as taking a photo of their government-approved ID document and a photo of themselves. Customers can also add proof of address in the same session. Solution: Identity Verification

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Social events across 2020 and 2021, depicting the climate crisis, the Black Lives Matter movement, and the COVID-19 pandemic

White paper: Social purpose in a time of crisis

Is the true measure of a company how it responds in a crisis, or what it does the rest of the time? With a global pandemic raging, and one of the largest global movements for racial equality taking hold, now might be a better time than any to find out. This paper looks at the emergence of social purpose in the corporate world and how companies have responded to Covid and the death of George Floyd – two of the most significant events of recent times.   Contents: Corporate social responsibility. Defining mission and vision statements. Corporate responses to BLM.

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Endeavour Project

Project Endeavour: eKYC and customer acquisition platform

Project Endeavour is our partnership pilot which combines our best-in-class digital identity technology with anti-fraud and AML risk screening data services from Synectics Solutions. Our shared tool is designed to enable customers to onboard instantly with a financial institution using their phone. Low risk customers, who make up roughly 90% of a customer portfolio of a Tier 1 UK bank, will be identified and granted instant access to products and services via a third-party marketplace.

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Making it easy for Scottish citizens to apply for an NEC card online

“Building on the integration we had in place with the Yoti app, integrating their embedded ID verification technology as an additional option was seamless and we were set up to begin testing within a matter of days”.  Andrew Campbell Programme Manager of Digital Public Services at the Improvement Service The Improvement Service is the ‘go to’ organisation for local government improvement in Scotland. During the coronavirus crisis, local council offices were forced to close. During the coronavirus crisis, we helped them continue to serve applications for the National Entitlement Card (NEC) despite local offices being closed by powering their

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