Sedicii is a pioneering technology company specialising in secure, collaborative data verification and identity authentication solutions. We leverage advanced cryptographic techniques, particularly zero knowledge proofs and multiparty computations, to enable real-time identity verification and secure data-sharing without exposing the underlying data. This ensures high levels of privacy and security, making it particularly valuable for industries dealing with sensitive information, such as finance, healthcare and government services.
Our innovative approach to data security solutions helps organisations comply with stringent data protection regulations, such as GDPR and AML directives, by minimising the risk of data breaches and fraud. Our technology allows for seamless integration with existing systems, enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of compliance processes.
Founded in 2013, Sedicii has garnered recognition for its groundbreaking solutions in the cybersecurity and identity verification space. Our mission is to create a more secure digital world by enabling safe and private online interactions, thus protecting both organisations and individuals from the growing threats of cybercrime and identity theft.
Why work with us
Sedicii provides a real time verified confirmation of your identity against authoritative sources. We use advanced cryptography to and provide real time verification of identity without actually sharing any PII or other sensitive data. We also present a secure multiparty computation service that allows any bank participating in the network to pre-screen, in real-time, all parties to a payment transaction, regardless of the party's bank, for AML risk, that includes many types of common fraud. The service confidentially computes a joint decision tree across the sender and the recipient bank to identify pre-execution risk in real-time. In addition, the system visualises multiple transactions to expose fraud patterns. No bank learns anything about the other bank's customer as no information is shared other than the output risk assessment. The service has different modes of operation for banks, regulators and law enforcement so each will have different views and access to results.
