Valearion
How it works

One proof. Nothing stored. Nothing inherited.

The architecture is different. Not the interface. The model.

The comparison

Same job. Opposite model.

Legacy model, $15 to $45 per event
  • •Platform collects the full document.
  • •Data sits in the platform database indefinitely.
  • •Same user re-verified on every platform.
  • •Vendor decides in a black box.
  • •Operator explains the black box to the regulator.
  • •40%+ of users abandon at verification.
Valearion, $1 to $5 first, $0.25 after
  • •User verifies once. Credential stays on their device.
  • •Operator configures the checks against their own requirements.
  • •Pulse fires on operator instruction, never autonomously.
  • •Operator receives the result and the full audit log.
  • •Operator decides. Operator can prove it.
  • •Returning users: one tap.
The flow

Four steps, end to end.

01

User verifies

OwnlyMe app, embedded SDK, or privacy sign-on. One scan. The credential lives on the user's device and nowhere else.

02

You configure

Which claims, thresholds, screening lists, and cadence. Your regulatory requirements as configuration. Versioned, so you can show the regulator exactly what ran and when.

03

The pulse fires

On your instruction. Age, identity, screening status. Only the answer travels. No document is exposed and none is stored.

04

You get result and log

Verified or not. Every request, configuration version, and result written to an exportable audit trail. Anchored as a W3C verifiable credential.

What we never do.

Valearion does not score users. Valearion does not make compliance decisions. Valearion does not certify AML outcomes. Valearion does not fire signals autonomously. Risk models, thresholds, and determinations belong to the operator. We are the rails your decisions run on, and the proof they ran correctly. When the regulator asks who decided, it is you.

Integration

Typically under a week, end to end.

01

API keys

Sandbox credentials same day. No procurement to start testing.

02

SDK install

One install into your onboarding flow. Works alongside your current stack.

03

Configure claims

Age, KYC status, screening. Nothing more is shared than you request.

04

Go live

Production keys, webhook config. Typically under a week end to end.

Questions operators ask first

Straight answers.

What is Valearion?+
Valearion is identity verification infrastructure for regulated platforms. Operators receive verified signals (age, identity, screening status) against their own configuration, with a full audit trail. User data stays on the user's device. Valearion stores nothing and makes no compliance decisions.
Does Valearion make compliance decisions?+
No. Operators configure the checks, set the thresholds, and make every determination. Valearion delivers the signal and the log. Risk scoring and AML determinations remain with the operator, which is where regulators expect them.
What does it cost?+
Valearion is a SaaS platform with enterprise pricing. Your cost is modelled on your volume, how many users you verify per day, month, and year, and how often you monitor across the lifecycle. Send us your numbers and we come back with a tailored model and a comparison against your current stack.
Where is the user's data stored?+
On the user's device, encrypted, as a W3C verifiable credential. Not on Valearion's servers and not on the operator's. The operator receives the answer to the claim requested, nothing more.
How long does integration take?+
Typically under a week. Sandbox keys same day, one SDK install, claim configuration, then production keys and webhooks.
Is Valearion suitable for licensed gaming operators?+
Yes. The model is built for regimes that hold the operator accountable, including MGA, UKGC, and EU frameworks. Signals fire on operator instruction, decisions stay operator side, and the audit trail is regulator-ready. An operator network of approximately 78 operators representing 2,500+ platforms has expressed interest via consortium LOI.

Run a pulse against your own flow.

Sandbox keys the same day. See the result and the log for yourself.

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