FrankieOne and MATTR announced a partnership to make standards-backed verifiable digital credentials available within FrankieOne's identity and compliance orchestration platform—placing cryptographic proof directly into the risk decisioning flows enterprises already use.

The collaboration embeds MATTR's digital trust technology into FrankieOne's identity orchestration platform, enabling organisations to verify customers with greater assurance and privacy. Through this integration, enterprises can accept emerging credentials such as mobile Driver's Licences (mDLs). These digital credentials, which conform to ISO 18013-5 and -7 standards, provide high-assurance, privacy-preserving verification that enhances customer experience while working seamlessly alongside existing data sources and risk signals.

"Enterprises are under pressure to deliver fast, secure onboarding while reducing exposure of personal data," said Kim Wrobel, Head of Global Partnerships, FrankieOne. "By embedding digital credential technology directly into our platform, organisations can engage customers with greater confidence—verifying only what's needed, securely and in seconds, across onboarding, payments, and ongoing account servicing."

"This collaboration puts verifiable credentials where they create the most value, inside existing decisioning flows," said Luke McIntyre, Chief Product Officer, MATTR. "It's a clear example of how open standards and interoperability can deliver trust at scale for both enterprises and their customers."