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World launches World ID for Zoom and bank identity tools

World launches World ID for Zoom and bank identity tools Image: Crypto.news
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World has made its World ID for Zoom app generally available in the Zoom App Marketplace. The service compares iris scans from World's Orb device with a live video feed to verify that a real person is present. World also rolled out an identity suite for banks and regulated industries. The Zoom integration had been in a limited beta since April.

Key points

  1. World ID for Zoom is available in the Zoom App Marketplace after a limited beta that began in April.
  2. The service compares an Orb iris-scan reference with a live video feed to verify Zoom participants.
  3. World also introduced a World ID package for banks and financial companies.

Why it matters

The service is aimed at helping enterprises check whether Zoom meeting participants are real people as concerns about AI impersonation grow.

What's unclear

One report says any Zoom user can add the app, while another says the service is for Zoom enterprise customers worldwide.
Pricing and a separate general-availability date for the bank-focused identity suite are not stated.

Sources · 2 publishers

Crypto Briefing Tier 2 First report
World launches ID suite for banks, makes Zoom deepfake check generally available
Crypto.news Tier 2
World launches biometric checks on Zoom to tackle AI deepfakes

Coverage timeline

  1. First reported by Crypto Briefing
  2. Also reported by Crypto.news
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