Socure Adds AI Identity Checks to Circle's Arc Onramp
Socure's RiskOS platform will verify users and make fraud decisions as they convert fiat to USDC through applications built on Circle's Arc network.
Identity verification firm Socure has integrated its RiskOS identity and fraud platform into the Arc Onramp experience, according to a NewsBTC report. The arrangement is aimed at verifying users and generating fraud decisions as they move from fiat currency into USDC through applications built on Arc.
Arc is Circle's institution-focused blockchain. The integration adds a compliance layer to that network without routing identity data into a public transaction flow, the report said.
Onboarding infrastructure
The tie-up reflects a broader pattern in which financial applications are building fiat-to-stablecoin onboarding directly into blockchain networks, rather than relying solely on external ramps. Socure positions RiskOS as the layer handling user checks and risk scoring at that entry point.
Socure's platform is described as being deployed within the Arc onramp, with the stated goal of combining verification and fraud screening as part of the same step where funds enter the network as USDC.
Details on commercial terms, rollout timelines or the number of applications using the integration were not disclosed in the source material. CryptoFeeds has not independently verified the claims.
Stablecoin issuers and enterprise blockchain efforts have increasingly folded identity and compliance tooling into their onboarding paths, as regulated institutions seek auditable processes before moving funds on-chain.