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For Financial Institutions

Banks, exchanges, and fintechs need to know their customers are real, unique, and compliant, without becoming a data-breach liability or re-running the same checks everyone else already ran. human.tech turns identity and compliance into reusable cryptographic proofs.

The challenge

Every institution re-runs its own KYC, stores its own copy of customer data, and carries the breach liability that comes with it. Customers re-submit the same documents to every provider. And compliant participation in onchain finance has meant choosing between privacy and provable good standing.

How human.tech helps

  • Reusable verification. A customer proves unique humanity and identity once, then reuses it (Human Passport). Institutions verify in seconds instead of re-collecting documents.
  • Proof of Clean Hands. Customers prove they are not sanctioned and that funds are clean, without revealing their full identity. It is a privacy-preserving compliance primitive, not a surveillance backdoor.
  • Compliant private settlement. Shield moves assets into a private layer only after identity screening and a sanctions check, producing “Clean” assets that give applications and protocols regulatory defensibility.
  • Custody without seed phrases. Onboard users into a self-custody WaaP wallet with familiar sign-on and trustless recovery. No custodial risk, no seed-phrase support burden.

In practice

  • Onboarding. Open an account in minutes with a reusable proof, not a fresh document upload.
  • Compliance. Sanctions screening and clean-funds attestations gate deposits and transfers.
  • Private transactions. Settle onchain with privacy preserved and a compliance trail that holds up.
  • Reduced liability. Verify proofs instead of warehousing customer PII.

Track record

Over 2 million verifications and more than $500M in funds protected, across infrastructure independently audited (Cure53, Least Authority, Hexens, Halborn).

Talk to us

Exploring reusable KYC, compliant privacy, or self-custody onboarding? Contact us.

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