IDnow case study: Intrum cuts go-to-market time 79% in Switzerland
What happened
- IDnow published a customer case study stating Intrum's go-to-market time fell 79%, from an industry average of 192 days to 40 days.
- The case study reports 150,000 to 200,000 verifications per month for Intrum in Switzerland.
- Intrum and IDnow jointly developed a two-document flow pairing passport or ID card with proof of address for non-Swiss residents.
Why it matters to Signicat
- Switzerland-based customer win in a FINMA-regulated onboarding deal competes with Signicat's core Nordic/DACH-adjacent identity business; Signicat's Swiss presence is not established in supplied context.
Evidence from the source (4 quotes)
- “from an industry average of 192 days to just 40 days” source ↗
- “Between 150,000 and 200,000 verifications per month, serving financial and regulated industries across Switzerland.” source ↗
- “A process combining identity verification (via a passport or an ID card) with a “proof of address” document, such as a utility bill, allowing full remote onboarding for non-Swiss residents.” source ↗
- “Intrum selected IDnow for its ability to combine technology depth with regulatory strength:” source ↗
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