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Explore expert commentary, practical perspectives and forward-looking ideas from across the world of identity verification, fraud prevention and compliance. From AI-powered attacks to regulatory reforms like eIDAS 2.0 and PSD3, the IDnow blog is your hub for understanding what’s happening and what’s next.
Latest Blogs.
10 Steps that European Banks Must Take to Meet the EUDI Wallet Deadline.
European banks have until December 2027 to accept EUDI Wallets. Here’s everything they need to do to ensure they’re ready for the deadline. In the previous entry in our ‘Everything […]
EU Digital Identity & Compliance: What Happened in April 2026
Behind the billions stolen by fraud lies a dark reality: hundreds of thousands of human trafficking victims, enslaved to carry out scams. This article explores how criminal networks recruit and train their forced workforce, and reveals the strategies banks can adopt, from enhanced identity verification to intelligence sharing, to break this cycle and protect their customers.
European Digital Identity Wallet Readiness: A Country-by-Country Assessment.
Which EU member states are ready for European Digital Identity Wallets? Not all will make the December 2026 deadline. Find out how your country […]
The EUDI Wallet Explained: Everything Banks Need to Know Before 2027.
In the first of our three-part ‘Everything You Need to Know About the EUDI Wallet’ blog series, we explain what the EUDI Wallet is, what data it contains, and why the […]
From KYC to TYC: What Changes, and Why It Matters
In the previous article ‘Why KYC Is No Longer Enough?’, we argued that traditional KYC, however well-executed, is structurally limited […]
Why KYC Is No Longer Enough: The Identity Verification Wake-Up Call
For years, the identity verification playbook followed a reassuringly simple script. A customer applies for an account. Documents are checked. A face is matched. A sanctions list is screened. A Know Your Customer (KYC) process is completed. Done. In a more predictable era, this was enough. Identity was treated as a fixed attribute; something verified once, filed away, and assumed to remain true indefinitely. The onboarding check was both the starting gate and […]
What Is Trust Your Customer (TYC)? A Deep Dive into Continuous Identity Assurance
In our previous article ‘From KYC to TYC: What Changes, and Why It Matters’ we established the problem: KYC alone […]
5 Things We Learned at FIBE 2026.
FIBE is one of those events where you arrive with a clear agenda and leave with twice as many things […]
Mila’s Regulatory Radar: March 2026.
Behind the billions stolen by fraud lies a dark reality: hundreds of thousands of human trafficking victims, enslaved to carry out scams. This article explores how criminal networks recruit and train their forced workforce, and reveals the strategies banks can adopt, from enhanced identity verification to intelligence sharing, to break this cycle and protect their customers.
The True Face of Fraud #3: The Workforce Behind Fraud Empires And How Banks Can Fight Back.
Behind the billions stolen by fraud lies a dark reality: hundreds of thousands of human trafficking victims, enslaved to carry out scams. This article explores how criminal networks recruit and train their forced workforce, and reveals the strategies banks can adopt, from enhanced identity verification to intelligence sharing, to break this cycle and protect their customers.
AMLR – Explained in 2 minutes
Regulations can be complicated, especially when it comes to KYC and digital identity. That doesn’t mean explanations need to be. […]
Webinar recap: Smarter KYC with Finologee – and how IDnow and LSEG help power a future-ready onboarding stack.
Discover how Finologee, IDnow and LSEG Risk Intelligence are helping financial institutions build a smarter KYC ecosystem – connecting identity verification, screening and monitoring to accelerate onboarding, strengthen compliance and reduce operational load. Watch the on-demand webinar for key insights and practical takeaways.
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