Trulioo partners with Phoenix Digital Health to strengthen patient trust and Access to virtual care in Canada. April 14, 2026 Leading Digital Healthcare Provider Selects Trulioo Identity Verification to Reduce Fraud, Support Compliance and Accelerate Access to Care VANCOUVER, British Columbia, April 14, 2026 - Trulioo, a leading global platform for identity verification, fraud prevention and credit decisioning, today announced its partnership with Phoenix Digital Health Inc. ("Phoenix"), Canada's leading telehealth platform delivering virtual care access nationwide. Phoenix has selected Trulioo KYC Documents to verify patient identities at onboarding, reducing fraud and enabling faster access to medical services for patients across its Phoenix and Raven brands. As Phoenix continues to expand its services across Canada, it remains increasingly important to maintain patient trust and platform integrity. To further strengthen compliance with the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA), Phoenix required a trusted identity verification partner with Canadian data hosting capabilities and a strong commitment to data integrity to ensure patient information remains secure and within the country. "We chose Trulioo for its ability to deliver a best-in-class patient experience without compromising safety, security or regulatory rigor." said Lucas Playford, Vice President of Product at Phoenix. "At Phoenix, becoming Canada's most trusted healthcare company starts with protecting patients from day one. This partnership enables a seamless, secure onboarding experience for people across Canada while supporting Canadian innovation, closely aligning with our commitment to building patient-centric products grounded in privacy, security and trust." Trulioo KYC Documents combines advanced document capture with automated verification technology, enabling fast, accurate identity checks that support compliance and streamline access to care. By implementing document-based identity verification, Phoenix can confidently verify patient identities while reducing manual reviews, accelerating access to care, and delivering a seamless onboarding experience. "Digital healthcare providers like Phoenix are redefining how Canadians access care, but that innovation must be built on a foundation of trust," said Vicky Bindra, Trulioo CEO. "We're proud to support Phoenix with identity verification that helps safeguard patient data, meet regulatory requirements and enable secure, seamless access to care. Together, we're setting a new standard for trusted, accessible digital healthcare in Canada." About Phoenix Digital Health Inc. Phoenix is a leader in Canada's digital health space. Its Phoenix and Raven platforms help patients access healthcare services and treatment options, with free, discreet shipping of prescription medication from coast to coast. Visit phoenix.ca and getraven.com to learn more. About Trulioo: Trulioo is an industry-leading onboarding platform, trusted by global enterprises for their identity verification, fraud prevention and credit decisioning needs. Offering business and person verification across the globe, Trulioo covers 195 countries and can verify more than 14,000 ID documents and 700 million business entities while checking against more than 6,000 watchlists. Trulioo enables global companies to prevent fraud and inform credit decisioning through hundreds of predictive risk signals, consortium data and industry-specific machine learning models. Its comprehensive suite of in-house capabilities, integrated across a single automated platform, powers customizable onboarding workflows tailored to meet any market requirement. Combining its state-of-the-art technology with deep expertise across diverse regions, Trulioo enables the highest assurance levels across verification and decisioning, optimizing onboarding costs and fostering trust in the global digital economy. Media Contacts:

Trulioo appoints Uri Zelmanovich as CFO amid major leadership expansion. Vancouver-headquartered Trulioo continues to tap former talent from Nuvei and Trustly as part of Vicky Bindra's first year as the company's new CEO, including the addition of revenue chief Craig McDonald in January. March 17, 2026 Image: LinkedIn Trulioo, an identity verification and fraud prevention firm, has actioned a number of high-profile changes among its executive ranks, with new appointments entering across risk, transformation, and finance functions. Most notably, Uri Zelmanovich has been named as the company's new CFO, taking over from Leigh Ramsden, who has filled the position since November 2020. Zelmanovich joins directly from open banking payments provider Trustly, where he has spent the last three years working as CFO. He also brings experience from Early Warning, PandoLogic, and TMP Worldwide. In a statement, Trulioo says this appointment will "focus on reinforcing financial rigor, capital discipline and operational leverage". The company reported a 102% year-over-year increase in US KYB transaction volume in October. Elsewhere, Chad Gerhardstein takes on the newly-expanded executive role of chief risk and strategy officer. Gerhardstein previously served as chief compliance officer at Worldpay, and most recently, global chief risk and compliance officer at Nuvei. Trulioo says he will "advise customers on evolving risk frameworks and align strategic objectives with product development" in his oversight of the company's global risk, privacy and regulatory programmes. Also joining Trulioo from Nuvei is Danielle Holbrook Dunn, who will now serve as chief transformation officer. She brings experience in value creation planning and AI enablement in fintech, with Trulioo taking special note of her proven capabilities in "post-acquisition integration execution". This new position will "lead enterprise-wide transformation initiatives to scale operations and advance the company's next phase of global growth and operational maturity", the statement continues. The three executive additions will work under Vicky Bindra, who succeeded Steve Munfond as CEO of Trulioo in April last year. Bindra is a veteran of the fintech industry, and leads with experience from Mastercard, Visa, Billtrust, Pine Labs, FIS, and, perhaps unsurprisingly, Nuvei, where he spent two years as chief operating and product officer. The Trulioo C-suite also features chief product officer Zac Cohen, chief technology officer Hal Lonas, and Craig McDonald, who was brought in as chief revenue officer in January following a six-year career at Trustly. Together, they operate a platform that verifies individuals and businesses through data-source, document and biometric checks, sanctions and PEP screening, and ongoing monitoring to support KYC, KYB and AML compliance. Trulioo, headquartered in Vancouver, Canada, was last valued at $1.75 billion through a $394 million Series D funding round led by TCV in June 2021. Other existing backers include Citi Ventures, Blumberg Capital, Mouro Capital, American Express Ventures, and BDC Venture Capital, a former majority shareholder of Trustly prior to the acquisition by Nordic Capital in March 2018. Reporter, FinTech Futures Tyler Pathe is a financial reporter, moderator and investigator with a specific interest in financial technology, banking and the financial industry's latest innovations. Webinar | 26 March | The future of fintech marketing: Strategies for success in 2026 Join us to explore the future of fintech marketing and unlock strategies for success in 2026!

Trulioo, a global identity verification and fraud prevention platform, has appointed three senior executives: Chad Gerhardstein as chief risk and strategy officer, Danielle Holbrook Dunn as chief transformation officer, and Uri Zelmanovich as chief financial officer. The appointments come as the company experiences accelerating enterprise demand. Trulioo has recently improved its platform performance, reducing Know Your Business processing times from six seconds to 3.3 seconds and cutting document verification auto-response times by 60% through machine learning. Gerhardstein joins from Nuvei, where he served as global chief risk and compliance officer. Holbrook Dunn also comes from Nuvei, where she was chief transformation officer. Zelmanovich previously served as chief financial officer at Trustly, Inc. The company supports identity verification across 195 countries.