The first-ever volume of Built by Persona is here. New ways to catch fraud. New identity types to accept in your flows. New tools to run identity operations without the manual work. 20 launches, all in H1. See what's new: withpersona.com/releases/sum…

We want to be transparent about how we protect your data, which is why we brought in Trail of Bits to review our code and assess whether our systems align with what we say publicly. It took time, but we wanted to get it right. Here's what they found: withpersona.com/blog/indepen…

🧵Fraudsters have evolved. Deepfakes are yesterday's problem. Today's threat? Coordinated fraud rings using synthetic identities and real people paid to open accounts. Anita Ilango, Product Manager at @withpersona, breaks down what's coming in 2026 👉 buff.ly/vQOxhLq

Speed and compliance don’t have to be tradeoffs. Join us and David Chachanko, @WithPersona's Product Architect, on April 23rd to learn how leading payments teams turn compliance into an advantage across KYB/KYC, AML, and more. Save your spot: go.moderntreasury.com/4v3HKI…

Relay is now available in early access. If you're building something that needs to detect human presence, confirm age, or verify eligibility without the overhead of full identity collection, we'd love to work with you. Learn more: withpersona.com/blog/introdu…

Relay answers questions like “is this actually a real human?” and “is this person over 18?” without collecting the context around it. The organization gets the result, not the underlying identity data. Verification and application context stay fully separated.

Most verification systems were built to collect more than what's needed — and to tie identity directly to what a user is doing on a site. For a lot of everyday scenarios, that's more than what the situation calls for.

🔒 Today, we're launching Relay: a new way to verify who you are while keeping your online activity private.

Most verification systems were built to collect more than what's needed — and to tie identity directly to what a user is doing on a site. For a lot of everyday scenarios, that's more than what the situation calls for.

In one place, you can now see where Persona verified your identity, request access to your data, or ask for it to be deleted. Your data is yours — we're just making it easier to control.

Every time you verify your identity online, you're placing trust in the companies handling your data. But trust shouldn't mean giving up visibility or control. That's why we built the Persona privacy portal. withpersona.com/privacy-port…

We’ve also released an API for others to build with it. curl atlas.withpersona.com/api/le… If you’re interested in helping maintain this database, please reach out to policy@withpersona.com.

Keeping up with inconsistent laws written in over a dozen languages is one of the most frustrating and challenging parts for compliance teams. Atlas helps our team stay up to date with the onslaught of new laws. We hope it can help you too. Try it here: atlas.withpersona.com

Today, we’re launching Persona Atlas As more countries release their own unique laws on age assurance, tracking the requirements has become a nightmare Persona Atlas is an open database that tracks, translates, and summarizes global identity regulations starting with age laws

Introducing the @withpersona data oracle for Newton Protocol. Developers can use verified identity and residency attributes like age, nationality, and jurisdiction to define policies that enforce compliance before transactions execute onchain. No UI-level workarounds. No post-hoc monitoring. Read more: blog.newton.xyz/newton-proto…

Here is our account of what had happened and our reflections on what we will change. The most important change we are going to make: > *Reviewing through a perception lens.* > We are adding a step to our security review process that explicitly evaluates not just "is this secure?" but "could this appear insecure to a reasonable external observer?" > Persona handles sensitive identity verification data. We owe it to our customers and their end users to hold ourselves to a standard that accounts for perception, not just technical risk. withpersona.com/blog/post-in…

Persona was not hacked. No database was breached. We recognize recent media reports may have caused concern. We apologize for any uncertainty or disruptions to our customers and users.