ID.me

ID.me is a prominent American digital identity verification company, recognized as the largest digital identity wallet in the United States. Founded in 2010 by Blake Hall and Matt Thompson, the company initially focused on helping veterans and military families access government benefits securely. Headquartered in McLean, Virginia, ID.me serves over 120 million users, representing about 40% of American adults, and has established itself as a trusted partner for various sectors, including federal and state governments, healthcare organizations, and major retailers. The company offers a range of identity verification services, including a secure digital identity wallet, identity proofing, and group affiliation verification. ID.me's digital wallet allows users to store and manage their credentials, while its unique video chat verification service provides real-time identity confirmation. Additionally, ID.me facilitates seamless logins through its "Digital Fast Lane" and offers an API for organizations to integrate identity verification into their platforms. With a mission to create a more trusted digital environment, ID.me emphasizes security, accessibility, and innovation in its services.