Trulioo 24/7 Support Empowers Top APAC Region Companies to Expand Into New Markets, Achieve Compliance and Accelerate Customer Onboarding
By Lauren Towner · 24 April 2024

Trulioo, an industry-leading identity platform with proven global coverage for person and business verification, today marked the one-year anniversary of its Singapore office by highlighting how its 24/7 implementation support helps Asia-Pacific (APAC) brands expand into new markets, meet complex regulatory requirements and quickly onboard customers and merchants. Trulioo also announced it achieved a 90% business verification rate across the APAC region, including in markets with minimal data availability and multiple languages.
The company’s commitment to APAC has been vital for payments providers, online marketplaces and financial services companies expanding into Europe and North America as well as for organizations venturing into the region. Trulioo expertise and around-the-clock assistance ensure those companies can access state-of-the-art, customized verification capabilities regardless of location or industry.
A Snapshot of How Trulioo Has Helped Organizations in the Region
- A leading ecommerce platform can now quickly verify brands in China and the U.S., saving more than a week of manual processing time onboarding each business.
- A global remittance provider has expanded into 30 markets, including Bangladesh, China, the U.S., India, Indonesia and the Philippines. Its largest market is China, where Trulioo delivers an average match rate of 92% for the provider’s target demographic.
- A global ecommerce brand working with Trulioo has identified and verified more than 1 million Chinese businesses and their owners.
- A global furniture retailer has added automation to verifying businesses and people in more than 50 markets, including the U.S., Canada, the U.K., China and Germany.
- A payment processor in APAC that onboarded sole proprietorships at scale partnered with Trulioo and has now expanded that verification to Japan, Canada, Australia and the U.K.
Companies in this story: Trulioo
People in this story: Ivan Yang, Steve Munford