Biometric tech firm expands European footprint with Dutch bank partnership
A biometric technology specialist has grown its global reach by partnering with a European challenger bank.
Facial authentication specialist iProov is set to see its technology deployed by Dutch challenger bank Knab.
Founded in 2011, iProov specialises in online facial biometric authentication, working with governments, banks and other enterprises to remotely verify customer identity. Customers include the US Department of Homeland Security, the UK Home Office, the UK National Health Service (NHS) and ING.
Andrew Bud, founder and CEO of iProov, commented: “Digital banks owe their success to their customer experience.
“A fast and easy onboarding process, with effortless strong customer authentication, makes all the difference in attracting and retaining customers in an increasingly competitive environment.
“Knab leads thanks to superb commitment to its customers, and iProov is very proud to be part of their best-in-class banking experience.”
Marcel Kalse, co-founder of Knab, added: “Our customers really are everything to Knab.
“That’s why we chose iProov - like us, they are clear leaders in delivering the very best customer experience without compromising on the highest standards of security and compliance.”
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