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Civic Secures & Protects Identities. We believe in giving businesses and individuals the tools to control and protect identities. Through our decentralized architecture with the blockchain and biometrics on the mobile device, our platform enables users to share and manage their fully verified identity data. Our new ecosystem will reduce the overall cost of KYC, remove inefficiencies, enhance security and privacy, greatly improve user experience and disrupt the current identity verification supply chain.
  • Number of Employees: 25-100
  • Annual Revenue: $10-50 Million
  • www.civic.com
  • 540 Byron St Ste 200
    Palo Alto, CA USA 94301
  • Phone: 330.535.3179

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Funding

Civic raised $33M on 06/22/2017

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