Identity Infrastructure · B2B · B2B2C
Identity infrastructure that doesn't need to hold your data to work. Built for regulated platforms that need compliance without the liability that comes with the old model.
The problem
The architecture creates the problem. Valearion removes the architecture.
Valearion doesn't improve the old model. It removes the need for it.
Every platform stores data it doesn't need. Every stored record is a target. You're paying $15–$45 per check to re-verify users you've already verified — then carrying the liability of everything you collected.
This isn't a vendor problem. It's an architecture problem. The compliance stack wasn't designed to protect you. It was designed to collect.
Who it's for
KYC mandated. AML tracked. Age verified. Users retained. Pilot contracts signed Q2 2026. Pilots live Q3 2026 across 2,500+ platforms under a signed consortium.
Explore →Every obligation met. Every liability stopped at the verification result. eIDAS 2.0 aligned. Nothing carried forward.
Explore →Online Safety Act. Digital Services Act. KOSA. The mandates are already live. The infrastructure is ready.
Explore →National digital identity programmes. Social benefit distribution. Privacy-preserving at scale. Active conversations in Bolivia and Puerto Rico.
Explore →Next step
We'll walk you through the integration, the cost comparison against your current stack, and what going live in Q3 2026 actually requires.
The mandates are live. The deadlines are real. The infrastructure is ready.
Gaming operators are caught between tightening regulation and user experience. Every verification step costs you users and costs you money. Valearion solves both at once.
The KYC obligation is regulatory. The data liability is structural. Valearion separates them. You meet the first without creating the second.
Online Safety Act. Digital Services Act. KOSA. These aren't future legislation. They are current obligations with active enforcement and escalating penalties.
National digital identity programmes need infrastructure built for privacy by design, not compliance by afterthought. Valearion is designed for that standard.
Cost comparison. Integration timeline. What going live in Q3 2026 actually requires.
The architecture is different. Not the interface, not the feature set — the model.
OwnlyMe app, SDK embedded in your platform, or privacy sign-on. The user scans their ID once. That credential is stored on their device — nowhere else.
A verified signal confirms what needs confirming — age, identity, status. Only the answer travels. No underlying document is exposed.
Valearion routes the compliance signal to your platform. Not the passport. Not the selfie. The answer your compliance obligation requires. That is all you receive.
Verified or not. Binary. Clean. You met your compliance obligation. You inherited nothing. The user's credential is anchored on-chain as a W3C verifiable credential.
Sandbox credentials issued same day. Start testing immediately. No procurement required to begin.
One install. Drop into your onboarding flow. Works alongside your current stack.
Select what your platform needs to verify. Age, KYC status, AML. Nothing more is shared.
Production keys. Webhook config. Typically under one week, end to end.
Verified once. Works everywhere. Lives on their device. Nothing stored anywhere else.
Every verification step you add is a moment where a percentage of users decide it's not worth it. OwnlyMe eliminates that moment for returning users. They've already been through it. One click is all they need.
You embed OwnlyMe via SDK or privacy sign-on. Your users carry the credential. Nothing is stored on your infrastructure. No liability created.
User scans their ID through the OwnlyMe app or SDK. Takes under a minute. That is the last time anyone will ask them to do it.
The verified credential lives on their device. Encrypted. Not on our servers. Not on yours. Anchored on-chain as a W3C verifiable credential.
Any platform with OwnlyMe integrated. User taps to approve the specific claim being requested. Only what they approve is shared.
The platform received the answer. Not the file. Not the photo. Not the date of birth unless that was specifically requested.
The full OwnlyMe product lives at ownlyme.id — for users and platforms who want to understand it from the user perspective.
One engineer. One week. No infrastructure rebuild. We designed the integration to be that simple.
iOS, Android, React Native, Flutter. Web SDK for vanilla JS and React. Drop into your existing onboarding flow. Full white-label available.
Verification requests, result polling, webhook callbacks. Full API reference. Sandbox environment available from day one.
One button. User approves from their OwnlyMe wallet. Your platform receives the compliance signal. Works like OAuth — without the data exposure.
Verification events, re-verification triggers, credential expiry. Delivered to your endpoint in real time. Signed and verified.
Sandbox credentials issued same day. Start testing immediately.
One npm install or pod install. Drop into your onboarding flow.
Select what your platform needs. Age, KYC, AML. Nothing more shared.
Production keys. Webhook config. Typically under one week.
Talk to us and we'll get you sandbox access and full documentation.
The compliance infrastructure that exists today was designed around collection. Every verification creates a record. Every record is a liability. Every liability creates pressure to do the minimum instead of the right thing.
Valearion was built on a different premise. Institutions should be able to verify what they need to verify without storing what they don't need to store. Users should be able to prove what they need to prove without handing over everything they own.
These are not competing goals. They are the same goal.
Verification and privacy are not opposing forces. They are the same requirement approached from different directions. Valearion is the infrastructure that resolves them.
If you work in compliance engineering, privacy architecture, regulatory technology, or enterprise sales in regulated markets — we want to talk.
If you're an operator, investor, or regulator who wants to understand the model — we're ready to talk.
Tell us about your platform and what you're trying to solve. We'll come with a cost comparison and integration timeline.