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   A Simple CI/CD Demo of GitHub Actions to EKS(github.com)

   1 points by alonp99 4y ago|0 comments
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   Open-source case management for KYC and KYB (built-in OCR and face matching ML)(backoffice-demo.ballerine.app)

   6 points by alonp99 4y ago|0 comments
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   by alonp99 4y ago

   Thanks! I guess… One of the things we’d like to achieve with it being open source is actually a community that will contribute and collaborates on new practices that are best for both the companies and their customers and less for criminals
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   by alonp99 4y ago

   Thats an amazing feedback Dan, I would love to have a short call to pick your brain if you're up for it. ill reach on linkedin
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   by alonp99 4y ago

   Again, good points! this is exactly what we want to take off of the dev/CTO shoulders when going into the CRO’s office, we might need to do a better job communicating what the project is about. - You can choose where to store the data,
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   by alonp99 4y ago

   Solid points. from what we’ve seen it defers between different companies. Each company has its own preferences, some find it less optimal to send IDs to a 3rd party, and some don’t want to host it themself, and this is why we built it to be
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   by alonp99 4y ago

   We used Onfido for quite a while, we think you guys are great. I think the solutions you're comparing here are different in more ways than where it is hosted. For example, This project is about not being tied to a specific vendor, all
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   by alonp99 4y ago

   Hey, thanks for the comment. Its true, a document and a selfie are not enough in some cases. there are a couple of technics to make a better guess if the selfie was live but they are not good as liveliness checks. We already started to work
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   by alonp99 4y ago

   They are all migrated into “web-sdk” We will remove ui-components for now to avoid confusion, thanks for the heads up
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    by alonp99 4y ago

    Thanks! We are trying to take those stuff away from developers and have it built in the infrastructure - such as built-in RBAC, access logs in the backoffice, and integrations to s3 and GCS that are controllable at per-user level.
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    by alonp99 4y ago

    Thanks, yeah you’re right, we’ll add it to our GitHub readme page. And for the rest, I’ll just add here that KYC/B stands for “Know your customer/business” and it is common in the onboarding process of financial services, healthca
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    by alonp99 4y ago

    We how are focused on giving a complete solution for identity and risk management, that is open-source and free. For monetization, we have a few methods: 1. Aside from the ability to bring your own vendor and use us for free, we do offer a
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    by alonp99 4y ago

    Thanks alot!
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    by alonp99 4y ago

    Thanks ! we are on it!
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    by alonp99 4y ago

    Thanks! that was part of our motivation behind it. you can read this blog post about KYC UX from our experience previously working together at a Neobank, by Nitzan who is leading the Product on this project: https://vaulted-law-a
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    by alonp99 4y ago

    The front end was the first part that we open-sourced and we are working to migrate the rest, we are planning to make a complete identity and risk stack a commodity.
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    by alonp99 4y ago

    Hey, thanks for the comment. you’re right, eKYC is definitely the future of identity verification and after building the basic identity stack, we plan to add eKYC methods like verification using only the phone numbers and ID numbers. eKYC i
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    Show HN: Open-source user onboarding and KYC flow made with Svelte (~50kb)(github.com)

    254 points by alonp99 4y ago|69 comments
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    by alonp99 4y ago

    I miss counter-strike
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    by alonp99 5y ago

    Is there any benchmarks that includes deno delpoy?