Identity Capture and Verification in Western Europe: Market Outlook Through 2028
QKS Group Projects Above-Average Growth for the Identity
Capture and Verification Market in Western Europe by
2028.
The Identity Capture and Verification market in Western
Europe is on a positive growth trajectory, with expectations of an
above-average CAGR by 2028. This growth is fueled by ongoing investments in
advanced technologies and increasing focus on regulatory compliance. The
integration of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) is set to
enhance the speed and accuracy of identity verification processes, helping to
combat fraud and improve user experiences.
The region's growing reliance on digital banking,
e-commerce, and remote work is also accelerating the demand for reliable
identity management solutions. With cybersecurity and data protection remaining
top priorities, Western European countries are poised to maintain their
leadership in this space. Collaborative efforts between businesses and
governments to strengthen digital security infrastructure will further support
market expansion.
Key Questions This Study Addresses:
What is the current and projected competitive landscape
of the Identity Capture and Verification market in Western Europe?
What will be the major competitive dynamics influencing
the market through 2028?
How are vendors positioning themselves across customer
segments, including SMBs and large enterprises?
How do offerings of cloud-based versus on-premises
solutions compare among vendors by 2028?
What are the key strengths and limitations of vendors
active in the Western Europe market?
What is the market forecast across major industries, and
which competitive factors are shaping vendor positioning?
Strategic Market Insights
QKS Group defines Identity
Capture and Verification as: “A software application
that verifies and authenticates users in real-time using liveness detection
methods such as biometric verification and facial recognition to assess the
authenticity of individuals. The solution cross-references data from government
databases and proprietary document libraries for identity validation. It helps
improve security, reduce fraud, automate and personalize customer onboarding,
protect Personally Identifiable Information (PII), ensure regulatory
compliance, and lower operational costs.”
Vendors covered in this Study:
Jumio, Onfido, GBG, Sumsub, Socure, Experian, LexisNexis®
Risk Solutions, Mitek, IDVerse, AU10TIX, Trustt, TransUnion, IDEMIA, Trulioo,
ID.me, Docusign, Thomson Reuters, Ekata (A Mastercard Company), Veriff, iProov,
HID Global, IDnow, Incode Technologies, IDmission, Authenteqh and Trust Stamp.
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