In this series from Georgian on scaling Web3, we are talking to Riley Hughes, co-founder and CEO of Trinsic.

Trinsic believes that digital identity should be just as nuanced as physical identity and is building decentralized digital identity products to make that happen. For Riley, people being the true arbiters of their identity and everything that goes into identity could be similar to how open banking created new use cases and customer opportunities. 

This podcast breaks down some differences between digital identity terms (what is self-sovereign identity and digital identity?), use cases that could come from identity tech and what’s happening in the web3 space. 

In this episode of Bridging Web3, we talk to Pelle Braendgaard, co-founder and CEO of Notabene. Notabene is on a mission to make crypto transactions a part of the everyday economy by focusing on tackling the crypto Travel Rule.

The travel rule, recommended by the G7’s Financial Action Task Force, states that financial institutions must pass on certain information to the next financial institution they’re working with In 2019, this so-called “travel rule” was updated to include virtual assets, including crypto. Countries worldwide, including Canada and the U.S., have adopted or introduced legislation that follows these obligations.

What could this mean for crypto startups in the long term? How do compliance and web3 adoption intersect? In this episode, Pelle Braendegaard breaks this down and more for us. 

In this episode of Bridging Web3, we’re talking to Nicole d’Avis from Seed Club on what makes a DAO tick.  

Seed Club offers a 12-week accelerator to help DAOs get off the ground. We get Nicole’s insight on how DAOs work, the opportunities that they provide and the importance of community in the success of web3.