California-based Incode, whose artificial intelligence-based authentication and identity verification solution is used by some of the world's largest financial institutions and hospitals, is now equipping several US utilities.
Incode has just signed a partnership agreement with Carahsoft, a company specializing in the sale of hardware, software and consulting services to federal, state and local governments, as well as academic and healthcare institutions.
Incode is therefore a strategic customer for Carahsoft, which will now be able to respond appropriately to the digital identity and confirmation needs of the American public sector. In February, the White House allocated $300 million to help federal agencies improve identity confirmation technology.
The platform developed by Incode will thus be made available to NASPO ValuePoint (a nationally-focused unified cooperative that brings together demand from all 50 states, the District of Columbia and organized U.S. territories, their political departments and other eligible entities), NCPA (the National Pharmacists Association) and OMNIA Partners (a leading purchasing organization).
"We are pleased to partner with Carahsoft and its Reseller Partners to expand access and simplify procurement for agencies looking to leverage Incode's solutions to improve transparency, accessibility and efficiency," said Ricardo Amper, Incode's CEO and Founder. "This agreement will expand access to our omnichannel biometric identity solutions through Carahsoft's extensive network to help eliminate identity fraud and improve equitable access to services in the public sector."
Founded in 2015 and featured in Vintage Altaroc Odyssey 2021, Incode is valued at $1.25 billion. The company grew exponentially in 2022, with sales up 154% year-on-year.
