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The Trust Factor: Solving the Cross-Border Verification Gap with IPID | Converge Podcast

Join host Alex Lawrence, Akash Patel and Alanna Frost of Convera as they sit down with ⁠Damian Dugauquier⁠, co-founder and CEO of IPID (International Payment Identity). With experience at SWIFT, Damian and his team are building the "seat belts" for the global financial highway. In this episode, we dive into: The Power of the "Green Tick": How real-time account verification is revolutionizing user experience and building ironclad trust. Beyond Speed and Cost: Damian shares three "unsexy" but transformative shifts in cross-border payments, from the explosion of rail optionality to the power of inbound tracking. The Mission for Universal Validation: Why the end goal is a world where every payment—domestic or cross-border—is pre-verified before a single cent moves. They also discuss the challenges and improvements in the payment landscape, the role of partnerships in enhancing payment verification, and the future of stablecoins in the financial ecosystem. The conversation emphasizes the need for trust, user experience, and global coverage in payment verification solutions. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to IPID and Its Mission 01:42 The Evolution of Cross-Border Payments 03:11 Key Improvements in Payment Systems 06:53 Partnerships and Regulatory Compliance 09:59 Challenges in Payment Verification 16:03 Benefits of Prepayment Verification 19:34 Global Coverage and Future of Payment Verification 21:28 The Role of Stable Coins in Payments Visit Convera.com/podcast for more episodes! Disclaimer: Converge is Convera’s podcast that discusses a range of financial services topics. We want to remind our listeners that the information shared on this podcast is for informational purposes only and should not be considered financial advice. Please note that the opinions expressed on Converge are solely the opinions of the host and the guests, not Convera’s.