What is PIN?
Identity Graph:
Definition: A database that creates linkages between all identifiers that are associated with an individual. Usage: Prove’s Identity Graph (PIN) drives iteratively better answers to who is represented by a PIT using real-world associations such as phone number, IP and email address.
The Prove Identity Network® (PIN) is Prove’s own powerful identity graph; a collection of data and algorithms that enable our solutions to deliver industry leading value.
Each of Prove’s solutions are already driven by the data in PIN and as PIN evolves our solutions will become even more intelligent and powerful.
PIN will allow us to bring new use cases to market while expanding our margins and commoditizing competitors.
Token Census
PIN will allow us to bring new use cases to market while expanding our margins and commoditizing competitors.
What is PIT?
Central to PIN is our persistent consumer identity token called the Phone Identity Token (PIT).
Every single consumer has a unique PIT attributed to them, which links a phone and KYC-identity together.
How can a relying party use the PIT?
In order to access the information linked to a PIT (attributes), the relying party (Prove’s clients) must present one of the keys (i.e phone number, email address, etc.)
Assurance Level, Trust Score® and Proven Tenure
Every time a consumer uses their token to authenticate themselves, it drives behavioral intelligence into PIN that is used to build a real-time view of the token, its keys and attributes.
This intelligence manifests itself to our clients as an Assurance Level, Trust Score® and Proven Tenure.