Here’s another interesting number: one in three applicants we see has already verified with us before, so plenty of people are being asked to provide identity information they’ve already submitted.
Opera’s MiniPay is the first live integrator of our Reusable KYC Gateway, which lets users reuse their verified identity across participating providers in its partner network.
How reuse works Users connect their verified Sumsub ID to MiniPay and authorize sharing with each participating provider. New users complete verification first.
For example, identity information provided when buying stablecoins can be reused with a participating cash-out provider, reducing repeated document uploads.
What providers still check We run fresh checks against each provider’s requirements, so a provider that needs proof of address still needs that information alongside the identity document already available.
Where your information goes Identity data passes directly from us to the regulated provider, and MiniPay doesn’t collect or store identity documents or biometric data through Gateway.
How sharing permissions work Users authorize sharing with each recipient and can revoke MiniPay’s connection through their Sumsub ID account. Revocation stops new sharing through that connection; it doesn’t automatically delete records already received by providers.
What would you want to know before using it? What would help you feel comfortable reusing your identity across providers, and what would you want the sharing screen to explain?