The Private Identity Experts
Knowing a person is who they claim to be is fundamental to our digital and physical world. Private Identity builds secure, easy to deploy, and scalable identity verification solutions rooted in unwavering user privacy.
About us
Founded in 2017
Private Identity® is a Washington, DC-based AI/ML cryptography and biometrics company. The firm solved and patented Cryptonets with homomorphic tokenization (HT) in 2019, and today provides customers with privacy-preserving NIST SP 800-63-compliant Credential Service Provider (CSP) technology for identity proofing, passwordless authentication, age estimation, authorization, federation, payments, and Web wallet with verifiable credentials (VC).
Our customer obsessed team, backed by our revolutionary edge processing technologies, power an extraordinary user experience for businesses around the globe without compromising security or sensitive information. We help organizations reduce operational risk, exploitation of minors, and fraud while increasing trust and safety and protecting individual human rights.
Our mission
Private identity for all
Our mission is our name, Private Identity!
In today’s digital world, verifying identity—or specific aspects of it—should be simple, secure, and free from the risk of sensitive information being compromised.
Private Identity uses on-device, privacy-preserving technologies to empower individuals to protect their personal information, maintain privacy, and control their online presence. By avoiding the storage or sharing of raw biometric data, it minimizes risks of data breaches and ensures compliance with regulations like GDPR, BIPA, and CCPA, enabling organizations to verify identities confidently while building user trust.
By safeguarding against identity theft, online fraud, and cyberstalking, Private Identity provides security and peace of mind. It also protects individuals vulnerable to discrimination or harassment, allowing them to preserve their anonymity and protect themselves from harm.
Privacy is a fundamental right, and everyone should have the ability to control how their personal information is shared and used, ensuring security and autonomy in a connected world.
