Dfns integrated Concordium to add protocol-level identity verification to its wallet API, enabling compliant, privacy-preserving Web3 services.
Dfns has integrated Concordium to enable enterprises to programmatically create Concordium wallets and verified on-chain identities through a single API.
The announcement described Dfns as a Wallet-as-a-Service provider, and Concordium as a Layer-1 blockchain that embeds privacy-preserving identity directly into its protocol.
The companies said the integration adds protocol-level identity verification to Dfns’ wallet infrastructure, and framed it as beneficial for financial institutions, fintechs, and consumer platforms seeking to offer compliant Web3 services without building bespoke identity systems.
Dfns said the integration follows its expanded whitelabel partnership with IBM, which allows IBM Digital Asset Haven customers to access Concordium-based identity wallets directly through Dfns’ API. Customers using Dfns can access a range of wallet and transaction features through the same interface, including wallet creation, balance detection, on-chain transfer history, transaction signing, broadcasting, webhook alerts, and real-time monitoring.
Boris Bohrer-Bilowitzki, CEO of Concordium, said: “Dfns is the gold standard for secure, scalable wallet infrastructure, and this integration puts Concordium’s built-in identity layer directly into the hands of enterprises and builders who crave compliance without complexity.”
Clarisse Hagège, CEO of Dfns, said: “We’re proud to bring Concordium’s unique regulatory-ready design to our customers.”
More broadly, the partners framed the integration as a response to enterprises seeking privacy-first compliance tools that can be embedded into consumer-grade experiences, and as a pathway to reduce the operational burden of identity verification infrastructure while enabling regulated participation across Web3 products and services.
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