AUSTRAC Tranche 2 compliance: what 1 July 2026 means for Australian businesses
From 1 July 2026, AUSTRAC obligations extend to lawyers, accountants, real estate professionals and more. Here is what compliance actually requires.
Rohan Le Page
ShareRing Launches Newsroom and Press Centre for Identity Coverage
ShareRing has launched its Newsroom at sharering.network/newsroom/, providing journalists and AI agents a single source of press releases, media coverage, and resources.
TKC, Explained: Who Our Thailand Infrastructure Anchor Is, and Why It Matters
A deep dive on TKC, the SET-listed Thai digital infrastructure anchor behind the ShareRing, TKC and Transformational alliance. Who they are, what they do, and why they matter for ShareRing’s Privacy KYC technology in Thailand.
Why Thailand: What the TKC Alliance Means for ShareRing’s Next Chapter
Today in Bangkok, TKC, Transformational and ShareRing announced a strategic alliance to build Thailand’s first integrated Verifiable Credential and Digital Document Wallet infrastructure. The three
The Pattern Behind Every Q1 2026 Breach
By Rohan Le Page, Founder & Co-CEO, ShareRing I read breach reports the way some people read form guides before a race. Looking for patterns.
Your Client Verified Last Week. Why Are They Doing It Again?
Same person. Same documents. Same result. Five separate verifications in six months. The current KYC model is broken by design. Reusable digital identity credentials fix the architecture, not just the workflow.
What Is DIATF and Why Does It Matter for Your Business
The UK Digital Identity and Attributes Trust Framework sets the global benchmark for identity verification. Here is what it means for your business and why certification matters.
Seven Things That Make Self-Sovereign Identity Different
Self-sovereign identity is not a marketing term. It is a fundamentally different approach to how personal data is stored, controlled, and shared. Here are seven things that set it apart.
The $50 Million Question. Why Australian Privacy Penalties Should Change How You Handle Customer Data.
Australian privacy penalties jumped from $2.22 million to $50 million overnight. Here is what that means for any business that stores customer identity data, and how to remove the risk entirely.