Trust Stamp Collaborates with Jack Henry® to Combat Sophisticated Identity Fraud with Government-Backed DMV Data Verification

Trust Stamp’s DMV data-based license verification is now embedded in Jack Henry’s digital banking platform for real-time identity checks.

Rhea-AI Summary

Trust Stamp (IDAI) has integrated its AAMVA Driver’s License Data Verification (DLDV) solution into the Jack Henry digital banking platform as of September 8, 2026.

The company used Jack Henry’s Banno Digital Toolkit APIs to embed real-time driver’s license verification into digital experiences for community and regional financial institutions. This expands Jack Henry’s fintech ecosystem, which the company states includes over 1,000 fintechs serving more than 7,200 financial institutions. The integration enables participating banks and credit unions to authenticate driver’s license data directly against official DMV records in real time, aiming to reduce identity fraud risk without adding friction to digital onboarding.

Market Context

On Jun 03, a comparable DLDV partnership was followed by a -6.85% 24-hour move; this announcement ex...

Analysis

On Jun 03, a comparable DLDV partnership was followed by a -6.85% 24-hour move; this announcement extended the same verification service from Ridgedale Federal Credit Union to Jack Henry’s digital banking platform.

Key Figures

Fintech ecosystem: over 1,000 fintechs Financial institutions served: more than 7,200 financial institutions

Fintech ecosystem

over 1,000 fintechs

Jack Henry ecosystem

Financial institutions served

more than 7,200 financial institutions

Jack Henry digital banking platform ecosystem

Previous Partnership Reports

1 past event · Latest: Jun 03

Same Type 1 event

1. Jun 03

   DLDV partnership

   24h Move

   -6.8%

   Ridgedale Federal Credit Union selected Trust Stamp’s AAMVA DLDV service for real-time license verification.

24h Move is the share-price change in the day after each event; other market factors may also have contributed.

Key Terms

apis, synthetic identities, document authentication

3 terms

apis technical

"the same set of APIs the Banno Digital Platform™ is built on"

APIs are sets of rules that let different software systems talk to each other, like standardized doorways that let apps, data services and websites exchange information without needing to be rebuilt each time. For investors, APIs matter because they speed product development, enable digital partnerships and data feeds, create new revenue or cost savings, and introduce operational or security dependencies that can affect growth and risk.

synthetic identities technical

"allowing high-end forgeries and synthetic identities to slip through"

Synthetic identities are fake customer profiles created by combining real and fabricated personal details—like pieces of different IDs, Social Security numbers, or addresses—to open accounts, obtain credit, or hide transactions. For investors, they matter because this kind of fraud can inflate loan books, hide losses, trigger regulatory fines, and damage a lender’s trust and profitability; think of it as termites quietly weakening a building’s foundation until the damage becomes obvious.

document authentication technical

"transition from basic document authentication to absolute data verification"

The process of verifying that a document is genuine, unaltered and issued by the person or organization it claims to be from. For investors, authentication is like checking a government seal or a notarized signature: it reduces the risk of fraud, ensures regulatory compliance and supports confident decisions during due diligence, mergers, filings or when evaluating claims tied to financial or clinical data.

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Community and regional financial institutions can offer accountholders secure digital onboarding, real-time driver's license validation, and advanced fraud protection

ATLANTA, GA, Sept. 08, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Trust Stamp (Nasdaq: IDAI), a global provider of AI-powered trust, identity, and security solutions, announced today that its AAMVA Driver’s License Data Verification (DLDV) solution is now accessible through the Jack Henry® digital banking platform.

Trust Stamp leveraged the Banno Digital Toolkit™, the same set of APIs the Banno Digital Platform™ is built on, to embed its technology into the digital experiences offered by community and regional financial institutions. Access to Jack Henry's API, design, and authenticated frameworks has enabled Trust Stamp to directly integrate into the digital banking platform, providing a seamless banking experience. This integration contributes to Jack Henry's growing ecosystem of over 1,000 fintechs, providing more than 7,200 financial institutions with relevant financial products and services for their account holders.

Trust Stamp’s integration arrives at a critical juncture as financial institutions face an unprecedented surge in sophisticated identity fraud fueled by generative AI. Traditional verification systems often only scan the physical card, allowing high-end forgeries and synthetic identities to slip through. By introducing AAMVA DLDV access into the financial workflow, institutions can transition from basic document authentication to absolute data verification. The automated system queries official DMV records in real time to confirm that the driver's license data matches active government records, eliminating loopholes, minimizing liability exposure, and securing the digital banking perimeter without adding user friction.

Andrew Gowasack, President of Trust Stamp, commented, “We are exceptionally proud to collaborate with Jack Henry and bring our un-fakeable data verification capabilities into their digital banking ecosystem. Utilizing the Banno Digital Toolkit allowed our team to seamlessly embed this high-assurance protection directly into native banking experiences. This integration enables community banks and credit unions to deploy the 'gold standard' of identity trust instantly, protecting their institutions and their accountholders from sophisticated modern fraud threats.”

Inquiries:

Trust Stamp: shareholders@truststamp.ai

About Trust Stamp

Trust Stamp is a global provider of AI-powered services for use in multiple sectors including banking and finance, regulatory compliance, government, healthcare, real estate, communications, and humanitarian services. Its technology empowers organizations via advanced solutions that reduce fraud, tokenize and secure assets and data and securely authenticate users while protecting personal privacy, reduce friction in digital transactions, and increase operational efficiency, enabling customers to accelerate secure financial inclusion and reach and serve a broader base of users worldwide.

With team members from over twenty nationalities in ten countries across North America, Europe, Asia, and Africa, Trust Stamp trades on the Nasdaq Capital Market (Nasdaq: IDAI).

About Jack Henry & Associates, Inc.®

Jack Henry®  (Nasdaq: JKHY) is a well-rounded financial technology company that strengthens connections between financial institutions and the people and businesses they serve. We are an S&P 500 company that prioritizes openness, collaboration, and user centricity – offering banks and credit unions a vibrant ecosystem of internally developed modern capabilities as well as the ability to integrate with leading fintechs. For 50 years, Jack Henry has provided technology solutions to enable clients to innovate faster, strategically differentiate, and successfully compete while serving the evolving needs of their accountholders. We empower more than 7,200 clients with people-inspired innovation, personal service, and insight-driven solutions that help reduce the barriers to financial health. Additional information is available at jackhenry.com.

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FAQ

What does Trust Stamp’s DLDV integration with Jack Henry enable for financial institutions?

The integration allows community and regional financial institutions using Jack Henry’s digital banking platform to add AAMVA Driver’s License Data Verification into their workflows. The automated system queries official DMV records in real time to confirm that driver’s license data matches active government records, moving from basic document scans to data-level verification.

How does the integration affect the digital banking user experience?

Trust Stamp’s DLDV is embedded via the Banno Digital Toolkit into native digital banking experiences, so identity verification occurs within existing interfaces. The company states that this approach secures digital onboarding and the banking perimeter without adding user friction.

Why is Trust Stamp emphasizing this integration now?

The company positions the integration as timely because financial institutions are facing an increase in sophisticated identity fraud, which it links to generative AI. Traditional systems that only scan physical driver’s licenses may miss high-end forgeries and synthetic identities, so Trust Stamp highlights DMV data-level checks as a response to these threats.