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Digital identity is a persistent, cryptographically secured credential that represents a verified person. Once established, it does not expire with a session or reset between transactions. It travels with the user across interactions, and it gets stronger and more useful with every use.

Anna Scionti

July 10, 2026

What companies bringing interviews back in person have concluded is that they cannot verify who is sitting on the other end of a video call with enough confidence to make the hire. However, the remote-first format alone wasn’t the issue. What was missing underneath it was an identity layer reliable enough to make remote interviews trustworthy.

Lauren Furey

July 8, 2026

Every auto refinance starts the same way: the borrower agrees to the new terms, the deal is approved, and then someone has to get a power of attorney signed so the lender can handle the title transfer without the borrower standing at the DMV counter in person. The lenders who are fixing this are funding faster, cutting operational costs, and closing a fraud vulnerability that paper processes leave wide open.

Emmy Leitzell

July 6, 2026