Thursday 19 March 2026 | 1pm - 2pm
Webinar: Digital ID and identity orchestration
Identity verification is changing fast.
Traditional one‑off checks and physical documents are giving way to reusable digital IDs that boost privacy and put users in control. But what will this change look like in real terms for businesses?
In this webinar we will explore how digital identities will be used to move beyond point solutions and build flexible, future ready customer verification journeys.
With the UK Government preparing new guidance on the use of digital IDs to comply with Anti Money Laundering Regulations, firms will soon have a clearer direction on how to confidently adopt these models.
Join our experts as we discuss how identity orchestration can reduce friction, improve security and support compliance, whilst delivering better customer journeys.
We’ll discuss what we expect Experian’s role to be in this new world and how we can help take the pain away from businesses by creating seamless, simple verification.
Who should attend?
This webinar is ideal for professionals in:
- AML, Compliance and Customer Onboarding roles
- Financial services, eCommerce, retail, travel providers, gaming/ gambling and entertainment sectors
- Organisations who regularly check customer age as part of purchases/applications
Join our webinar: Digital ID and identity orchestration – a look into the future of identity verification in the UK
Date: Thursday 19 March 2026
Time: 1pm - 2pm
What you'll learn
UK government, Europe and beyond
We will dive into what we expect the upcoming UK government guidance to look like and discuss the recent shift away from mandatory ‘right to work’ checks. The session will additionally look at the introduction of EU eIDs and their possible effects on businesses.
Fraud landscape
With the rapid advancement of generative AI and deepfake technology, traditional document checks are becoming less reliable. We’ll discuss how businesses can use Digital Identities to provide more confidence in combatting fraud
Efficient Verification
The session will cover our view on how digital identities are expected to move us into a new era of data minimisation, where only the credentials relevant to a specific verification check are shared, strengthening user privacy and improving process efficiency for businesses.
Cutting through the complexity
With so many new initiatives in the digital identity space, we will explore how we can cut through the complexity, help businesses with a simpler, clearer process and take the stress and resource out of your hands.
Meet the speakers
Adam Payne
Product Manager, Identity & Fraud, Experian
Adam Payne is a Product Manager at Experian, specialising in Identity and Age Verification solutions. Since joining Experian in 2010, Adam has held a variety of roles, working extensively with clients across sectors to design and refine onboarding and verification journeys.
Adam now focusses on innovation in the Digital Identity space, work with stakeholders to respond to need for future-proof Age & Identity solutions that can help to verify customer attributes in a safe way with minimal friction to reduce fraud and maintain trust in digital interactions.
James Torselli
Group Product Manager, Onboarding, Fraud & Financial Crime, Experian
James has been with Experian for 5 years and in this time has worked across a wide selection of our Identity and Fraud services. James now focuses his efforts on managing our device risking solutions and developing new products, ensuring we continue to solve the real-world fraud problems experienced by our clients.
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