Prove once. Reuse the proof.

Run KYC or KYB once and issue a signed credential the subject holds. Later services check the required proof without restarting onboarding or storing another copy of the documents.

Map this flow See Neuro-Access

Neuro-Access · KYB

Identity checkPassed

Sanctions & PEPClear

Beneficial owners3 verified

Credential issuedReusable

Run once. Every later service checks the credential.

The problem

The same proof is bought again and again.

People and organisations prove who they are dozens of times, to dozens of institutions, with no shared foundation. Each verification is isolated, duplicated, and owned by whoever collected it, which is why onboarding stays expensive no matter how much software is thrown at it.

The second cost is quieter. Every one of those checks leaves another copy of somebody’s identity documents on another company’s servers, which is a liability that grows with every customer you win.

Runs

Once, at the level of assurance you define.

Covers

Individuals, organisations, and machines.

Produces

A cryptographically signed verifiable credential.

Reused by

Any Neuro-connected service, without re-onboarding.

Reveals

Only the attribute asked for, never the document behind it.

Leaves

An audit record of every issuance and every check.

How it works

Check once. Reuse the proof. Keep the documents out of the flow.

Set the level

Choose the assurance the case requires: a light-touch check, full KYC for an individual, or full KYB for a company. You define it; the flow adapts.

Verify once

The subject is checked a single time. This can run standalone or inside the onboarding process you already have.

Issue the credential

The result becomes a verifiable credential, signed by a Trust Provider and held by its subject in the ID Wallet rather than by you.

Check it, don’t repeat it

Later services request proof of one attribute. The credential answers, the check is recorded, and nobody re-onboards anyone.

Neuro-Access · ID Wallet

Verified identity

Issued by a Trust Provider · valid

Legal entityVerified

JurisdictionSE

Over 18Proven

DocumentNot shared

Selective disclosure — one attribute proven, nothing else revealed.

Nothing else revealed

What it uses

What carries the proof.

Neuro-Access issues the credential, the wallet keeps control with the subject, and the ledger records the fact of issuance and use.

KYC / KYB as a service

Plug-and-play verification that runs standalone or inside your existing onboarding.

ID Wallet

Where the credential lives — held by its subject, not by the party that issued it.

Digital Identity

The credential model itself: issued by a Trust Provider and valid across the network.

Proof opens the next step.

Once an identity can be trusted, the next move is usually a signature, a permission, a payment, or a machine that needs the same certainty.

Sign with legal force Bind a verified identity to a signature that is legally binding and executable by a machine at the same time. Read more Give machines an identity Devices and software agents get verifiable identities, so they can authenticate and act on their own authority. Read more

Get in touch

What do you need to prove once?

Tell us who is checked today, which products repeat the same work, and what each service actually needs to know.

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