Socure’s RiskOS® platform brings identity verification, fraud prevention and risk decisioning to the Arc Onramp Experience.
Socure, the leading AI-native trust infrastructure for global identity and risk intelligence, today announced that RiskOS is being used for identity verification and fraud prevention on Arc, the open Layer 1 blockchain built by Circle and now live on public mainnet. Arc went live with more than 100 institutional and ecosystem builders and a founding validator cohort that includes leading financial institutions, and is purpose-built for financial markets, real-time money movement and agentic economic activity.
Building on its position in the maturing crypto industry, Socure’s RiskOS integration supports identity verification and risk decisioning on Arc. Arc Onramp enables users to move from fiat into USDC inside any application built on the network, with Socure’s capabilities integrated in that flow.
Through RiskOS®, Socure brings identity signals together in a configurable decisioning layer, allowing developers and institutions to apply the right level of assurance to each user and risk scenario. Identity verification is a key input to prevent identity fraud. Legitimate users will be able to move through onboarding with less friction while giving organizations greater control over the decisions that support compliant participation.
“Settlement went from days to under a second with the crypto ecosystem. The decision about whether to trust the counterparty didn’t,” said Johnny Ayers, Co-Founder and CEO of Socure. “That gap is where fraud lives, and it’s the gap we close on Arc.”
By connecting identity verification and risk decisioning in one operating layer, Socure helps organizations support durable, compliant growth across digital assets and the broader digital economy.
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