Keynua
E-signatures with identity verification for Latin America
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About Keynua
Keynua is an E-sign platform that uses short video signatures which serve both to approve specific documents and provide the visual identity of the signatory, which is then confirmed using official records and social network profiles. All transactions are "notarized" on the Blockchain. Keynua stores encrypted versions of the identities of all signatories so that users may reuse them with other companies affiliated to the Keynua platform.
Lima, Callao Region, Peru; Lima, Lima Province, Peru; Remote
Keynua: questions
Which YC batch was Keynua in?
Keynua was in Y Combinator's Winter 2019 batch (W19).
Is Keynua still active?
Y Combinator lists Keynua as active.
Where is Keynua based?
Keynua lists Lima, Callao Region, Peru; Lima, Lima Province, Peru; Remote as its location on YC's directory.
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