Prove Developer Blog

Prove's Developer Portal helps businesses balance strong security with a smooth user experience by providing developers with the tools they need to easily integrate identity verification into their applications, leading to streamlined onboarding and reduced fraud.

This blog explains the importance of identity verification APIs for secure and compliant applications, but also warns about common pitfalls in their implementation. It aims to guide developers on how to avoid these mistakes to ensure effective identity verification, improve user experience, and build trust in their digital platforms. The blog will delve into five specific mistakes and provide solutions, ultimately helping developers save time, reduce risks, and achieve better results.

Learn how Prove Pre-Fill® streamlines user onboarding by auto-filling verified personal information, improving user experience, and mitigating fraud.

This blog post outlines best practices for integrating identity verification APIs to enhance security, compliance, and user experience in digital interactions.

Identity verification is crucial for developers to prioritize in their applications to ensure a secure and trustworthy online environment for all parties involved.

Digital identity theft is the new frontier of crime, where criminals steal our online "keys" to unlock financial accounts, social media, and even medical records, causing widespread damage and eroding trust in the digital world. Companies inadvertently contribute to this problem by failing to adequately protect user data with secure software development practices.

The developer experience (DX) encompasses the overall engagement that developers have while interacting with the tools, processes, and environments they use to build and deliver software. Learn how Prove is enabling developers with an innovative DX.

Learn how Prove simplifies identity verification with a centralized SDK that streamlines the integration process.

In 2022, 1.1 million incidents of identity theft were reported through the Federal Trade Commission, resulting in $8.8 billion lost to fraud. Not only does this cost individuals and businesses money, but it also decreases trust between people and the companies they interact with.

A successful adoption of passkeys requires considering the larger product to ensure a smooth user experience as well as a secure design.

This article focuses on some technical aspects of implementing a passkey authentication mechanism.

In this article, we’ll introduce the technology behind passkeys, so you can start taking advantage of them. In future articles, we’ll go into more technical depth on implementing passkeys in your organization.‍