Trusted Key was founded to provide consumers and organizations with a secure digital identity solution. Their vision is to enable an Open Identity Network where users control their own identity using their mobile phones and securely interact with governments, banks, retailers, universities and others. Users are able to securely log in to apps and services without the use of passwords, bring online their definitive identity credentials in order to verify their identity as and when needed, protect themselves for identity theft related fraud and access advanced services.

Trusted Key was founded to provide consumers and organizations with a secure digital identity solution. Their vision is to enable an Open Identity Network where users control their own identity using their mobile phones and securely interact with governments, banks, retailers, universities and others. Users are able to securely log in to apps and services without the use of passwords, bring online their definitive identity credentials in order to verify their identity as and when needed, protect themselves for identity theft related fraud and access advanced services.

Developed through partnerships with major U.S. health systems, Axuall is a national network that enables practitioners to manage and share their credentials with healthcare organizations on an ongoing basis while staying up-to-date on the changes that can affect their authorization to work in their field. Our encrypted digital ledger technology provides the ability for these subscribers of a practitioner's credentials to have up-to-date information regarding their status.

Axuall is a global identity and credential network that enables healthcare practitioners to collect and manage their verified credentials from authorized issuers and share them with employers and partners who can trust them as authentic - at any given time. We address the information problem at the center of workforce readiness. We serve employers, practitioners, and credential institutions in healthcare. With over 8.5 million healthcare workers in the United States, the need to be able to efficiently and accurately account for qualifying credentials is paramount to meeting market demand and safety.