Trust Stamp wins D-seal denoting responsible biometric data use

Denmark’s D-seal has been awarded to Trust Stamp, the global firm providing AI-driven identity and facial biometrics tools to sectors including banking and finance, regulatory compliance, government, real estate, communications, and humanitarian services. Having marketed biometric monitoring devices for the U.S. justice system, and positioned “secure societal and financial inclusion” as a core piece of its mission, the company has made a general statement on the collection and use of biometric data in humanitarian contexts.

In a press release, …

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