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Me on Identity

Written by admin on October 16th, 2020October 16th, 2020. 1 Comment

I was asked for a few links about identity that serve to outline my thinking on the fascinating subject of digital identity, so I put together this shortlist. I hope you find it useful. Thinking about credentials and entitlement [Forbes]. Banks and identity if you like podcasts and not reading [Financial Brand]. This is from […]

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  • What The Zelle Is Going On?
    Should banks extend Zelle into retail? Despite the narcotic effect of interchange, I think that they will, but not as a general-purpose card replacement. A Zelle option in a supermarket app makes sense but Zelle to buy a dishwasher online from a cut-price white goods retailer probably does not.
  • New Ledgers, New Business Models And New Opportunities In Micropayments
    The examples of both Dropp and Helium seem to indicate that there is real innovation in micropayment business models around shared ledgers and tokens, way out beyond the Bitcoin blockchain, cryptocurrency speculation and NFT madness.
  • Elon Musk IS-A-PERSON For Sure
    The knee-jerk “present your passport to use Facebook”, or whatever, is not the way to get a better public square. Fortunately, there is no need for it. Technology means that we can deliver verifiability in a privacy-enhancing manner, so let us hope that Mr. Musk will adopt a creative approach.
  • Pension With Your Pizza? 401 With Your 501s? The Baas Future
    The next generation of consumers may never interact with financial institutions at all! My kids will use their Nike credit card and Walmart mortgage and Dominos pension plan on the base of service, convenience and price without ever even wondering which regulated institution provides the product.
  • Central Bank Digital Identity
    One of the most important and least-discussed points made in the UK House of Lords report on CBDC was nothing to do with payments or money at all. The report notes that witnesses told the Committee that “a CBDC would need to be attached to a digital identification system",

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