Cross-Border Payments
April 24, 2025
On Wednesday 14th May, Sumsub, a global full-cycle verification platform, will host its ‘Multiverse’ community event, in London. Sumsub Multiverse is an exclusive global event series that converges key players from the worlds of fintech, crypto, consulting, and banking. This May, the evening will gather professionals to explore The Future of Digital Identity: Rethinking how we prove who we are – at The Andaz, in Liverpool Street, London.
Digital IDs are becoming essential for accessing services, from government portals to healthcare systems. In Singapore, SingPass enables users to log into hundreds of services with one account. In the US, ID.me serves over 139 million users. Meanwhile, the EU is investing in its own unified system. As adoption accelerates, over 6.5B people will use digital IDs by 2026, and more than half the world will have ID apps on their phones by 2029.
With this rapid shift, businesses face a critical challenge: how to implement ID systems that are secure, privacy-conscious, and user-friendly – while remaining compliant with evolving regulations.
The event will feature a fireside chat titled “Digital Identity in a Changing World: Challenges, Technologies & Opportunities”. Moderated by Devie Mohan, Co-founder and CEO of Burnmark, the discussion will delve into the challenges in current ID verification processes, compare centralized and decentralized approaches, and examine what the future holds for digital identity technologies. Joining the conversation is Ilya Brovin, Chief Growth Officer at Sumsub, who will offer insights on real-world applications and regulatory considerations.
This will be followed by a Q&A, food and drinks, and plenty of opportunities to network with professionals from fraud prevention, risk management, compliance, and digital identity sectors. Attendance is expected from Web3, DeFi, fintech, and regulatory-focused companies seeking innovative, scalable identity solutions.
Registration is now open, but space is limited.
To attend, visit https://www.sumsub.com/multiverse-london
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