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Strivacity and Identitec.one Partner to Modernize Identity Systems in Latin America

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What happened

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Strivacity, a customer identity and access management company, announced a strategic partnership with Identitec.one, a digital trust firm based in Bogotá, Colombia. Through this collaboration, Identitec.one will introduce Strivacity's CIAM platform to enterprises across Colombia, Mexico, Central America, Peru, and Chile. The partnership aims to help organizations modernize fragmented legacy identity systems and address rising fraud and Know Your Customer (KYC) demands in the region.

From manilatimes.net

Why it matters

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The partnership addresses the growing need for critical business capabilities related to customer identity in Latin America's fast-growing digital economy. By pairing Strivacity's CIAM product with Identitec.one's regional expertise, the firms aim to accelerate digital customer experience improvements and strengthen fraud prevention across the region.

From manilatimes.net

Who's involved

  • Latin AmericaThe primary market region targeted for digital economy modernization
  • ColombiaLocation of Identitec.one, the firm bringing the platform to the market
  • ChileOne of the specific countries targeted for expanded CIAM solution access

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  • Latin AmericaSpeculative

    Market demand for identity modernization might increase across Latin America.

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