Trinsic

Trinsic operates an identity acceptance network that lets businesses verify digital IDs people already hold, replacing document-and-selfie flows with a single tap. It normalizes provider differences, standards nuance, assurance mapping, and consent flows behind one API, so companies can accept mobile driver's licenses, bank IDs, national ID wallets, eIDAS 1.0 credentials, EUDI wallets, reusable IDs, biometric registries, database checks, and eID cards across countries without building a separate integration for each scheme.

Coverage includes mobile driver's licenses from OEM wallets and state apps (such as Apple Wallet, Google Wallet, Samsung Wallet, and CA DMV Wallet), ISO 18013-7 support, and provider health reporting that blocks sessions with IDs that are offline. The platform provides zero-access encryption and redaction of stored verification data, SOC 2 Type II examinations, a GDPR-oriented privacy program, and market intelligence on digital ID adoption, regulations, assurance levels, and standards. Launch support covers activation, registration, configuration, acceptance testing, training, and go-to-market enablement.

Trinsic is aimed at businesses integrating digital ID acceptance into onboarding, verification, or compliance flows, with engineering and product teams as the primary users of the API. The pages describe a dashboard and demo-based onboarding but do not state a free plan, trial, or specific editions or pricing model.