Every user you verify becomes data you have to defend.
Valearion verifies identity and age, returns a signed proof, and stores nothing. You keep the decision. You drop the data liability.
The numbers operators already live with.
Verification moved. So did accountability.
Verification moved.
Once a checkpoint at onboarding. Now it runs across the whole lifecycle. The old stack was not built for that.
Accountability moved too.
A vendor's black box is not an answer to the regulator. The decision and the log belong on your side.
We built for where it landed.
Rails and signals. You configure and decide. We return proof and a clean audit trail, and hold nothing.
One proof. Fired on your instruction.
User verifies once
Credential lives on their device. Not on our servers. Not on yours.
You request a signal
Age, identity, screening status. Only what your obligation requires.
The pulse fires
On your instruction. Never autonomously. Checked against your configuration.
You get answer and log
Verified or not. Auditable end to end. Nothing stored.
Built for platforms that answer to a regulator.
Decisions and audit where your licence needs them
Licensed operators under MGA, UKGC, and EU regimes. KYC, age, and screening signals with the decision and the log on your side. Around 78 operators representing 2,500+ platforms have expressed interest via consortium LOI.
Explore →Every obligation met at the signal level
No document custody carried forward. eIDAS 2.0 aligned.
Explore →Prove the threshold, share nothing else
OSA, DSA, KOSA. One integration across jurisdictions.
Explore →Privacy-preserving citizen verification at scale
Active conversations in Bolivia and Puerto Rico.
Explore →See what this looks like for your platform.
Cost comparison against your current stack. Integration timeline. Straight answers from someone technical.