Prove · Neuro-Access

Prove who or what is real.

Reusable identity for people, organisations, machines, and agents.

Neuro-Access turns a verified identity into a credential the holder controls and other services can check. A driver completes KYC before receiving fuel credit; an investor proves eligibility before buying a represented asset; an IoT device authenticates before it reports or acts.

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.

  1. Fuel credit

    Onboarding asks: may this driver borrow?

    Answered from the credential · no documents collected
  2. Marketplace account

    Account opening asks: is this investor eligible?

    Answered from the credential · no second KYC
  3. Payment provider

    Authorisation asks: is this the same verified party?

    Answered from the credential · no re-onboarding

One verification. Three services satisfied. The documents never leave the holder.

What it is

Be sure of the identity before anything happens.

The same customer is verified three times before they can transact — once at onboarding, once by the credit desk, once by the payment provider. Each round collects the same documents, and each round stores another copy of them.

Verification runs once, up front, and produces a credential rather than a file in someone’s archive. In a working flow that is one sequence: the person or company registers, completes identity verification and KYC, receives a wallet, then transacts through the same service — whether they are a driver applying for credit or an investor buying an interest.

The credential stays with its holder, while each authorised service checks only what it needs. That lets a payment confirm authority, an asset trace to a verified owner, and a signature bind to a proven signer without another document collection step.

Subjects
People, organisations, and machines: the same model for all three.
Compliance
KYC and KYB native, not a third-party integration bolted on afterwards.
Disclosure
Prove one attribute without exposing the record behind it.
Reuse
One verification, then cryptographically reusable across every connected service.
Access
Passwordless authentication, access rules, and audit logs.
Delivery
The Neuro-Access app, or directly via API.

Where it fits

Identity first. Everything else gets safer.

Payments and Assets read from the same identity layer, so a verification done once is available to both. A payment can know the approved driver behind it, and an asset can stay tied to its verified investor, without another identity integration between them.

How it works

Prove once. Reuse the proof. Leave the documents alone.

Verify

Check the participant at the level the service needs: a driver's KYC, an investor's eligibility, a company's KYB, or a device's identity.

Issue a credential

The approved result becomes a signed credential held by its subject, ready to support a wallet, marketplace account, service login, or device connection.

Present and check

The fuel station, investment flow, application, or connected system asks for a specific proof. The credential answers without another onboarding round.

Audit

The service can show when the identity was approved, which proof was requested, and which action followed, without exposing the underlying documents.

Neuro-Access · Device identity
Sensor array · 4021Active
Gateway · NorthActive
Meter · 8817Revoked
Agent · schedulerActive

Each device holds its own credential. One revocation touches one device.

Revoke one, not all

Who it is for

One identity model. Six recurring headaches.

Identity is the one layer every sector needs before anything else works. What changes is who or what is being verified.

Enterprise access

Let an employee or company device prove its identity before opening corporate resources, without a shared credential store.

Authentication documentation

IoT provisioning

Identify a device at onboarding, activate it for a defined role, and revoke that one device without disrupting the fleet.

Device lifecycle documentation

Healthcare consent

Bind patient consent and access rules to identified parties, then record approval, use, revocation, and expiry across providers.

Consent agreements in the docs

Citizen services

Let a resident prove eligibility for a municipal service without creating another central copy of the full identity record.

Federated trust documentation

Financial onboarding

Run KYC or KYB before a loan, wallet, or asset purchase, then reuse the approved identity across later services.

Legal identity flow

Credential-based services

Ask for a verified attribute or authority instead of collecting and storing the identity documents behind it.

Authorize identity access

What's inside

The parts of Neuro-Access.

Deploy the whole thing, or only the piece that solves your problem.

Neuro-Access App

The end-user surface. Create an identity, hold credentials, approve requests, and sign, on a phone.

ID Wallet

Secure storage for every identity a person or organisation holds, from a passport to a vehicle to an IoT device.

Digital Signature

Legally binding electronic signatures for contracts, payments, and forms, for human and machine signers alike.

KYC / KYB as a service

Plug-and-play verification that runs standalone or inside your existing onboarding. You set the level; Neuro handles the rest.

Digital Identity

The core credential model: issued by a Trust Provider, cryptographically secured, valid across the network.

Authentication

Passwordless sign-in, multi-factor and biometric options, access rules, and full audit logs.

Get in touch

What needs proof before it can move?

Tell us who or what is being verified, how often the check repeats, and what each service truly needs to know. We will map the smallest useful identity deployment.

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Neuro-Access · signature

Agreement signed

Bound to a verified identity

SignerVerified entity
Legal forceBinding
ExecutableBy machine

Not a PDF. An instrument a system can act on.