Spinwheel, an Oakland-based consumer credit data company, has launched a Credit Data AI Lab to help financial institutions and fintechs develop agentic AI solutions using permissioned credit data. Prove has joined as a founding partner, providing identity verification capabilities. The lab offers access to real-time consumer credit data, AI tools, compliance frameworks and security guardrails specifically designed for financial services. Through its partnership with Prove's identity platform, the lab enables organisations to build AI solutions that can act on behalf of consumers with verified authentication. Spinwheel is already working with a digital marketplace lender on the lab's first use case: creating AI-configured loan application funnels. Founded in 2019, Spinwheel serves over 15 million users and has facilitated $1.5 trillion in connected debt across its network.

Prove has launched the Prove Identity Platform, a unified system that transforms identity verification from a one-time event into a persistent foundation of trust for people, businesses and AI agents. The platform addresses growing concerns around agentic commerce, where AI agents initiate transactions on behalf of users. The platform includes three core components: Prove Key Management for adaptive authentication, Prove Identity Manager for proactive identity monitoring, and Prove Global Fraud Policy for advanced fraud protection. It is built on 12 years of authenticated identity history covering 90% of the world's digitally active adults. Prove has also expanded its agentic solution suite, embedding cryptographically signed consent into identity tokens. The platform now powers all of Prove's solutions and is trusted by 19 of the top 20 US banks.

Prove, a digital identity company, is expanding its Ireland operations with a $5 million investment and plans to create 50 jobs. The Dublin hub has grown local headcount by 50% in the past six months and will support global product development. Since establishing operations in Ireland in 2022, Prove's Ireland-based teams have contributed to launching several solutions, including Prove Unified Authentication, ProveX and Prove Verified Agent. The technology supports thousands of enterprises globally, including major banks and fintechs. The expansion is supported by IDA Ireland, the country's foreign direct investment agency. New roles will span product, software engineering, research and development, and data science. Ireland will remain central to Prove's strategy for advancing identity verification solutions and serving its growing international customer base.