Civic Rolls Out Physical Identity Verification Card
Civic, a project for blockchain-based identification, has released a tangible card aimed at validating users’ identities. This card will integrate into the broader Civic ID system, serving as a deterrent against AI-facilitated fraud on various platforms during identity checks.
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Civic, a project for blockchain-based identification, has released a tangible card aimed at validating users' identities. This card will integrate into the broader Civic ID system, serving as a deterrent against AI-facilitated fraud on various platforms during identity checks.
We’re very aware of the challenges that the rapidly evolving AI world poses to human identity verification,
says Civic's team.
Previously, Civic’s identity verification relied solely on a non-fungible token (NFT) obtained from their platform. This new physical card complements the NFT, incorporating unique security features such as laser etching and optical variable inks.
With this development, some entities may now ask for both forms of verification, further minimizing fraud chances. The card can be ordered in more than 190 countries via an authorized distributor and is compatible with leading applications and services, including Gitcoin Passport and Polygon ID.
For a deeper dive into Civic, its functionality, and the utility of the CVC token, refer to our dedicated article.
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