Socure Brings AI Identity Checks To Circle’s Arc Onramp

TL;DR Socure has integrated its RiskOS identity and fraud platform into the Arc Onramp experience. The system is designed to verify users and make fraud decisions as they move from fiat currency into USDC through applications built on Arc. The integration adds a compliance layer to Circle’s institution-focused blockchain without moving identity data directly into a public transaction flow. Circle’s Arc ecosystem is adding identity infrastructure from Socure as financial applications begin building fiat-to-stablecoin onboarding directly into the network. Socure says its RiskOS platform is being used for identity verification and fraud prevention inside the Arc Onramp experience. That gives developers another piece of the infrastructure required to move users from conventional financial accounts into USDC without treating compliance as a separate manual process. The Onramp Needs To Know Who Is Coming In Arc is designed around financial applications rather than anonymous crypto experimentation. That creates a straightforward problem. A payment company or regulated institution may want blockchain settlement, but it still needs to know who its customers are and whether a transaction pre...