Authologic enables Google Wallet IDs for business verification

By Milan Rojan

Authologic has introduced support for identity credentials stored in Google Wallet, enabling businesses to use the digital IDs for Know Your Customer (KYC) and Anti-Money Laundering (AML) verification through its OmniID platform.

The integration has allowed businesses to accept verified identity credentials, including Google ID Pass and other government-issued digital IDs stored in Google Wallet. Users can share only the information required for verification, such as their name or proof of age, directly from their device.

Jarek Sygitowicz, Co-Founder and Chief Strategy Officer at Authologic, said: “Google Wallet is already home to verified identity credentials for users across the world. Our goal has always been to make those credentials accessible to businesses that need them for KYC/AML processes, without requiring a separate integration for every digital wallet or credential type. Our collaboration with Google is a major step toward that.”

Authologic’s OmniID platform has connected businesses to multiple identity verification methods, including Google Wallet, government eIDs, EUDI wallets, mobile driving licences, bank-based verification and biometric authentication. The platform automatically selects the most appropriate verification method based on a user’s location and device, while providing fallback options such as document verification where digital credentials are unavailable.

The launch came as governments and financial institutions continue expanding the use of digital identity credentials. Under the EU’s eIDAS 2.0 regulation, member states must make digital identity wallets available by December 2026, while several countries have introduced mobile identity credentials for citizens.

Founded in 2020 and headquartered in London, Authologic said the integration is expected to help businesses reduce reliance on document uploads and manual verification processes while supporting faster, more secure and scalable digital identity verification for regulated KYC and AML compliance.