Socure Brings AI Identity Checks To Circle’s Arc Onramp
Socure’s RiskOS has been added to Circle’s Arc Onramp, where it is used to verify users and make fraud decisions as applications connect fiat payments to USDC. The integration adds a compliance layer to Arc Onramp while keeping identity data out of the public transaction flow.
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Developers and institutions using Arc Onramp now have identity and fraud checks built into the path from fiat to USDC, so those users will see verification as part of the onboarding flow. That changes how the system is handled at the entry point today, while leaving the same basic fiat-to-USDC connection in place.
Compared with before, the onramp now includes a compliance layer tied to Socure’s RiskOS rather than moving identity data directly into a public transaction flow. The underlying purpose of connecting fiat payments to USDC through Arc applications remains the same, but the identity handling sits alongside it.
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