ABOUT THIS EPISODE
When people are forced to cross borders, their identity, education, employment and financial histories may not travel with them. In this episode of RegFi, Jerry Buckley and Sherry Safchuk speak with Civitas ID founder and Chairman Colin Walsh about breaking this "documentation wall." Walsh explains how Civitas ID is developing secure, portable digital credentials that can help displaced people prove who they are and access employment, banking and other essential services. The conversation explores decentralized identity, privacy, KYC requirements and the potential for technology to expand financial inclusion while giving individuals greater control over their credentials.
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